Sentence examples for displacement means from inspiring English sources

A virtual displacement means an instantaneous change in coordinates (a real displacement would require finite time during which particles might move and forces might change).

Adding on the faster sea level rise, and trend towards greater extremes in weather (due to jet stream displacement) means increased risk of catastrophic floods in less developed countries and a decrease in food production at a time when world population is rapidly increasing.

Using lasers to study a tiny displacement means having to contend with the momentum of photons impinging the mirror.

From daily bread to the loss of an ancient food culture, Dan Saladino hears what the conflict and displacement means for thousands of Syrians.

Its 2014 estimate of 59.5 million people living in a state of forced displacement means 22 million more people fleeing war and persecution than just a decade ago.

She added, "I plead to the international community and leaders of the world to recognize what this moment in mass human displacement means.

The initial response to displacement was movement toward east-northeast (direction from release site to location 15 days after displacement: mean = 060°, r = 0.91, p < 0.0001, 95% confidence interval = [046°, 074°]; Fig. 1B and Supplementary Table 1).

How Do You Make a Life in the Shadow of War? Frequent conflict, violence, and displacement mean that the people of eastern Congo, a resource-rich region in the center of Africa, live on an average of $200 a year.

‡Maximum mean value of the standard deviation of the in-plane horizontal and vertical displacement; mean value of the standard deviation of the out-of-plane displacement.

This displacement meant that the right end of either army could outflank the other by wrapping around the opposing left end.

The war and displacement meant people could no longer access their lands and so had lost their source of food and income, and were reliant on food aid.