"A displacement from the current day adds a lot," he says.
Jemini Pandya, spokeswoman of the International Organisation for Migration, said: "Displacement from the Cote d'Ivoire crisis has reached alarming proportions".
They were upset by Tess's displacement from the master bedroom, even if Esskay did enjoy having more of the bed.
Geometrically, the absolute value represents (absolute) displacement from the origin (or zero) and is therefore always nonnegative.
The organisation says "the scale of death, injury and displacement from the conflict following the Arab Spring protests of 2011 is unimaginable".
Simple harmonic motion is characterized by this changing acceleration that always is directed toward the equilibrium position and is proportional to the displacement from the equilibrium position.
Their band (they call the genre "loosely psychedelic folk") recently took part in a joint concert and farmers' market, in collaboration with villagers facing displacement from the government's development plan.
This requires common projects in schools, créches, communal gardens, workplaces and clubs, but also the engineering of displacement from the daily rut through schemes like the obligation - for all - to perform civic duty for a sustained period.
Or you might get that vague sense of displacement from the snappy editing rhythms of Eric Valette's remake of "One Missed Call," which takes nearly half an hour less to tell the story Mr. Miike told in the original.
where indicates a displacement from the global adaptation level.
The fracture fragment is usually crescentic with approximately 3 mm displacement from the tibial metaphysis [10].
