Sentence examples for its dislocations from inspiring English sources

Through the veil of war and its dislocations, Rilke reveals a longing for the orderly rhythms and cycles of peace -- and Martin feels it, too.

The resulting dance vocabulary is startlingly unlike that of classical ballet in its jagged and angular lines, and its dislocations and distortions that express intensely felt human emotion.

The C11b lamella effectively prevented the initial rapid propagation of cracks along the notched plane, because the ease of gliding of its dislocations and its deformability effectively accommodated stress concentration.

When the femoral head is revealed, a decision is made to either continue with its dislocation directly or to resect it and remove it separately to avoid damaging the gluteus medius during dislocation.

Speaking on behalf of the judging panel, the State Library of New South Wales Mitchell librarian, Richard Neville, said: "The focus of this year's shortlist is the creation, maintenance and manipulation of identity: the impact of its dislocation, the devastation of its theft, and the consequences of its reimagination.

A composite model is employed to describe the material with its dislocation cell structure.

The model was able to accurately predict the flow stress of aluminum alloy 6022 as a function of its dislocation structure content.

On the other words, the driving force for the grain growth reduces gradually as its dislocation density inside the grain increases with deformation progress and finally the grain growth ceases.

Additionally, in very high deformation rates, the DRX grain's boundaries again can become nucleation sites, if its dislocation density reaches the critical value for nucleation (Liu et al. 2013; Song et al. 2014).

Studies have shown that long-term fertilization with manure can promote changes in P adsorption influencing its dislocation into deeper layers of the soil profile (del Campillo et al. 1999; Silva and Menezes 2007; Galvão et al. 2008; Xavier et al. 2009; Tarkalson and Leytem 2009; Ojekami et al. 2011; Abdala et al. 2012; Bhattacharyya et al. 2015).

The observed strong dependence of the room temperature SRS of niobium on its dislocation density and on the strain rate are satisfactorily explained by the relative contributions of the Peierls stress and the dislocation density hardening to the flow stress of the samples.