Sentence examples for displacement characterized by from inspiring English sources
Among the remaining population there was massive displacement characterized by a general movement of people from the conflict zones in the north and east to the central cities.
The synthetic jet pairs are operated 180° out-of-phase and at a range of actuation frequencies (characterized by the dimensionless Strouhal number Str) and displacements (characterized by the dimensionless stroke length L).
The displacement was characterized by the eastward displacement and subsidence in the Pacific coastal area.
Miscible displacement is characterized by the absence of a phase boundary or interface between the displaced and displacing fluids (Benham et al. 1960).
For atoms, single bonds and molecules electron displacement is characterized by electronic potential, absolute hardness, electronegativity and electron gap.
The out-of-plane displacement field was characterized by a 3D digital speckle system.
Freud also noted that people who rely on isolation and displacement are otherwise characterized by nonpathological personality qualities such as perfectionism, indecisiveness, and formality in interpersonal contacts.
Viral genotype displacement events are characterized by the replacement of a previously dominant virus genotype by a novel genotype of the same virus species in a given geographic region.
The Pt-PdAu/C are synthesized via a spontaneous displacement reaction and characterized by an array of analytical techniques including transmission electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
The Pd-Fe/C is prepared by a spontaneous displacement process, and characterized by an array of analytical techniques including transmission electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
On the other hand, an F-net routine moment tensor (MT) solution (Fukuyama et al. 1998), which is estimated by inversion analysis using the long-period displacement waveforms, was characterized by a reverse faulting mechanism (red focal sphere in Fig. 1).
