Sentence examples for displacement because of from inspiring English sources

A National Community Reinvestment Coalition study found "cultural displacement" because of gentrification in neighborhoods nationwide.

Whether there is true cardiac displacement because of the expanding uterus in pregnancy remains unknown.

Considering that it may be difficult to initiate a center tile displacement because of limited toehold accessibility near the interior of an array, 4 additional toeholds between the center tile and its neighbors were used to collectively initiate the reaction (Fig. 4a).

Now on the other hand, if I put the system like this, which is, in fact, what's referred to as an inverted pendulum, although we could conceivably get this to balance, just a slight displacement because of the fact that the pendulum is inverted, a slight displacement and the output becomes unbounded.

This unaccounted increased displacement, because of a rigid diaphragm assumption, may increase the possibility of damage because of structural pounding with neighboring structures.

The TerraSAR-X system uses X-band radar with a wavelength of ~3.2 cm, which is the shortest among modern SAR satellites, and therefore, it has increased sensitivity to surface displacement because of this short wavelength.

That is, the structure with a flexible diaphragm will have larger displacements along the diaphragm length compared with the displacements because of a rigid diaphragm assumption.

Although we cannot discuss short-period displacements because of the neglect of the far-field terms, the travel times of the far-field terms are the same as those of the intermediate terms.

This study found that the torsional ductility of PSC concrete is higher than displacement ductility because of good interlocking properties yet for NWC, displacement ductility is higher than torsional ductility.

In most instances, refugees stay in host countries well past the emergency phase of the initial crisis that prompted their forced displacement because a number of political, social, and/or economic barriers prevent their return, local integration or their resettlement.

Women have good cause to be concerned with the immigration issue "because of the displacement and separation of families and the inherent link... between women and family life," writes Elisabeth Garber-Paul for RH Reality Check.