Sentence examples for face dislocation from inspiring English sources

James Runcie, the student aid unit's chief operating officer, told the Senate in March that borrowers could face "dislocation" if their loans were transferred.

In 1999, for example, the authority built a facility to suit Celgro, an established biotech company then facing dislocation because its sublease was about to expire.

The expansion of raw material extraction activities also often leads to an increasing number of environmental conflicts with the local population, which faces, e.g., dislocations due to expansions of mining areas or accumulations of air and water pollution with severe negative effects on their daily lives (Martinez-Alier 2014).

They also reported the VHN for indentation as 395 MPa and etched the indented face to reveal dislocation activity around the Vickers impressions.

It is not possible to speculate about the character of the emergent slip systems from information from indentations on a {110} face since the dislocation line direction cannot be determined from the etch pit geometry.

All were working to provide food and medical assistance to people facing famine and dislocation.

The biggest contrast, however, is not the architecture, but the sense of loneliness and dislocation faced by many residents.

Tim Murphy, a Pennsylvania congressman, is championing a bill that would give Congress power to review presidential decisions on whether or not to increase import duties in the face of sudden dislocations.

Reardon has told MPs: "It would remain to be seen whether ministerial indifference to long queues on the A20 and the A2 would endure when faced with recurrent dislocation of the civil life of Kent and with the wider economic damage that would ensue from the blockage of the UK's main trade route into Europe".

On twinned (010) faces, a third dislocation type exists and it is proposed that these pits are associated with pure screw dislocations with b = [010].

4) The refugees will face the shock of dislocation.