So many designers seem strangely displaced, through no fault of their own.
Regular implied accents may be temporarily displaced through the process known as syncopation.
Several million are displaced through natural disasters and 27 million by conflict in their own countries.
The UN says there are now 43 million people who are forcibly displaced through persecution or conflict, the highest since the mid-1990s.
There was also that all-pervasive sense of eroticism that goes with the boredom of war, that freewheeling fantasising that goes with displaced persons who are displaced through no fault of their own.
I wonder how to label myself and my brother in this list of nationalities - Indian origin, childhood in Wales, Sindhi parents displaced through the partition of India from a state in what is now Pakistan.
During the alternation of polarity of the plates, the charges must be displaced through the dielectric first in one direction and then in the other, and overcoming the opposition that they encounter leads to a production of heat through dielectric loss, a characteristic that must be considered when applying capacitors to electric circuits, such as those in radio and television receivers.
A DWP official told the committee that Jobcentre Plus required employers to sign a declaration confirming no jobs would be displaced through participation in the work experience scheme, but said the department was "working with other stakeholders to explore what more it could do to protect against that".
On the Nazi films, Bach writes, the supremely organized and imperious Riefenstahl "was competing with men she had displaced through a relationship with the Führer that invited speculation she actively encouraged," and who were "disposed to view her presence behind a camera as illegitimate no matter how she got there".
During the alternation of polarity of the plates, the charges must be displaced through the dielectric first in one direction and then in the other, and overcoming the opposition that they encounter leads to a production of heat known as dielectric loss, a characteristic that must be considered when applying capacitors to electrical circuits, such as those in radio and television receivers.
