Sisson urged the GOP to push for more renewable energy and encourage utilities to support wind and solar power, as well as nuclear power and natural gas which has helped the US cut emissions sharply by displacing far-dirtier coal as power-plant fuel.
The lines were displaced far from their normal position, toward the red end of the spectrum, by the expansion of the universe.
The décollement of the 2005 quake, in contrast, consisted of denser rock, which slipped less during the event and displaced far less water.
In this case, however, the planet was displaced far enough from its orbit around a binary star to show up on the image.
The structures of SCM in the crystal and in solution differ in some of the secondary structure elements, but most of all in the relative arrangement of the elements: the four main β-strands that surround the helix in the crystal structure of SCM, are displaced far from the helix in the solution structure of SCM.
New Ga droplets can only nucleate between two adjacent nanodroplets if the pre-existing nanodroplets are displaced far enough; when two adjacent nanodroplets are separated within the diffusion length of Ga adatoms, the deposited Ga will be absorbed by the pre-existing nanodroplets instead of forming new ones.
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That means we could see mass evictions and people displaced far away from where they want to live.
For the average adult, who should aim for a daily intake of 2,000 calories, these grain foods displace far more nutritious (and relatively low-calorie) fruits and vegetables.
He said 100,000 people had been displaced so far this year.
Well over 1.2 million people have been displaced so far this year, many for the second or third time.
