Sentence examples for has to be displaced from inspiring English sources
One machine safety design requirement found in the machinery directive in Europe, national or provincial legislation in North America, as well as national and international safety of machinery standards is the control mode for maintenance when guard or protective device has to be displaced or removed.
"What our cloak accomplishes is that it reduces the mass of fluid that has to be displaced to a bare minimum". And that could mean faster, more energy-efficient ocean liners.
Whereas momentum thickness (left( {delta^ right)) is the distance measured perpendicular to the boundary surface, to which the boundary has to be displaced for the reduction in momentum of flowing fluid as it is reduced by the existence of the boundary bubble [34].
In order to perform the reattachment without enlarging the opening size, the cut has to be displaced anteriorly using a forceps.
Our structures of the peptidyl-CMK complexes show that the L5 loop has to be displaced significantly to allow binding of substrate to the active site, but we do not observe any significant movement of the adjoining TMD5.
He said the benefits of the West Side redevelopment plan would greatly outweigh the 141 homes and 1,600 jobs that would have to be displaced.
School leaders said they are confident they will find a new operator and that students will not have to be displaced.
In order to determine to which extent the corresponding event positions have to be displaced, a reference distance is calculated.
The site was selected over three others because it is less expensive, and fewer residences and businesses would have to be displaced, Friermuth said.
