Sentence examples for displacement which may from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this paper is appealing to protection specialists and humanitarian academics to research and develop humanitarian protection strategy on forced displacement which may be applied in the field.
The integral of long-axis myocardial velocity is displacement, which may be represented as a color map over the left ventricular myocardium.
These two factors impose a hydrodynamic limit on the displacement which may be exploited to avoid the 'end-stop' problem often encountered in wave device design.
To overcome this disadvantage, two methods were proposed to allow the power piston to move with a constant displacement, which may allow for duplex Stirling coolers to become a more widely used cooling system.
Violence can result in substantial population displacement, which may be permanent or temporary.
Therefore, surgeons should consider how much of the distal part of the clavicle they can preserve to avoid its proximal displacement, which may induce pain or cosmetic issues.
Therefore, the signal is contaminated by postseismic displacements, which may lead to an over-estimated fault slip.
However, the interferometric coherence of the obtained images was too low to detect ground displacements, which may have been the result of large perpendicular baselines (~2 km and ~5 km).
Among them we used three paths of fine beam mode for the interferometric analysis, because the interferometric coherence of the obtained images using ScanSAR was too low to detect ground displacements, which may have resulted from large perpendicular baselines (~2 km and ~5 km).
In contrast, a fair prior estimate of the displacement field, which may still be inaccurate, requires DIC to address only the remaining corrections displacements and hence can be tackled with less coarsened images.
Feedback control may be used to dampen the resonance; however this requires external displacement sensors which may introduce high frequency noise into the feedback loop.
