Sentence examples for displacement but also from inspiring English sources
The resolution and sharpness of the patterns depends not only on local displacement, but also immediate removal of the displaced adsorbate and suppression of readsorption [92].
Meniscal resection further increased displacement but also the vertical displacement increased, implying the meniscus was providing a buffering effect.
Gentrification creates poverty not only through displacement but also on our doorsteps, hiding poverty as it appears to regenerate a neighbourhood.
We decided to go ahead and use a joystick over a trackball, due to the joysticks ability to not only measure displacement, but also the joysticks actual position.
The seepage properties of crushed coal are not only related to particle size, loading levels (axial displacement), but also the compound mode.
Analytical formulations are derived in this paper, and optimum values of the LR circuits are presented, not only in displacement, but also in terms of velocity and acceleration.
By using this finite element, eigenvectors consisting not only of nodal displacements but also of electric potentials are computed.
The results show that the optimal designed tuned impact damper system not only can significantly mitigate the peak and root mean square values of dynamic displacements, but also can reduce effectively the number of plastic hinges of the nonlinear benchmark structure compared with that with the conventional design.
PALSAR-2 successfully detected not only avalanches and local crustal displacements but also continental-scale deformation.
Using full-aperture excitations can yield ~40% increases in ARFI-induced displacements, but also restricts the depth of field of the excitation to ~0.5 mm, compared with 2 to 6 mm, which limits the range that can be used for shear wave characterization of the tissue.
A major reorientation of the regional stress field during early Miocene times established a NE-SW-extensional to transtensional stress field with reactivated fault segments showing sinistral and dextral oblique displacements but also local inversion and contraction (e.g., Illies and Greiner [1979]).
