Sentence examples for displacement and changes from inspiring English sources

We're looking forward with excitement and some trepidation toward disruption, displacement and changes on the horizon," says Acker.

The second-moment solutions show monotonic increases in the variances of displacement and changes in pore water pressure with distance away from the prescribed boundary.

Lise et al. (2004) find that several important feedback effects, including displacement and changes in the equilibrium wage distribution, reverse the cost-benefit conclusions implied by the partial equilibrium experimental evaluation.

The secondary goal was to analyze the correlation between the amount of retinal vessel displacement and changes in retinal thickness after surgical removal of ERM, and to determine whether this change correlated with visual acuity improvement.

In understated, considered prose, this profound story about families, displacement and change, identity and memory, is marked by human insight, subtle nuances and sharp observation.

In addition to the epidemic of rural suicide, depression and suicide have become an increasing concern in China's cities, as its citizens cope with the stress of displacement and change in their rapidly developing society.

The graphs of the K@C601+ion displacement and change in the K@C601+ion kinetic energy in the locking chamber under the action of the electric field at the stage of closing are shown.

The results of our simulation of opening the locking chamber are shown in Fig. 5: the graphs of the K@C601+ion displacement and change in the K@C601+ion kinetic energy in the locking chamber under the action of the electric field.

Maps of IDP populations are also presented at the governorate level to provide insight into geographic patterns of displacement and change over time.

Similarly, the secondary objectives (to evaluate the effect of TRM on change in trunk displacement and change in perceived discomfort) were analyzed using ANCOVA, to control for group differences at baseline in Functional Comorbidity Index.

We conclude that Classes A, C, and D are genetically related and that observed differences in their morphology and deformation mechanisms are related to differences in displacement magnitude and changes in the rheology of faulted rocks.