Sentence examples for later displacement from inspiring English sources

It also indicates the degree to which they are likely to shrink or swell with variations in water content, and so whether later displacement of buried infrastructure may occur.

For n-type NWs, we have grown 'nanobelts' of poly(benzimidazobenzophenanthroline) (BBL) by a solvent/non-solvent mixing route with later displacement of the solvent, and dispersion in a non-solvent.

The later displacement that occurs in adulthood is a product of that earlier Indigenous homelessness, the early loss of relations," he says.

This displacement could result from abnormal migration of the distal tip cell during larval development (see Introduction), or could be due to a later displacement.

It is possible one of the thymidylate synthases in Dehalococcoides represents the ancestral form and there were two later displacements (or a displacement and duplication event).

By contrast, later displacements of the NAD-dependent ligases with ATP-dependent ligases of eukaryotic origin seem to have occurred in Emiliana huxlei virus and in chordopoxviruses.

Lateral displacement of the femoral head is common without acetabular dysplasia and acetabular dysplasia develops at a later stage than femoral head lateralisation [ 16].

In the short term, the burning of the British Embassy in Dublin, the fall of Stormont eight weeks later, the effective displacement of the reasonable men of the CRA by the stony-faced zealots of the IRA.

In MD tear, extension of the matrix by the normal processes of lamellar breakup and fibrillation caused rotation of hmsPP domains into the loading direction and in a later stage shear displacement of reoriented hmsPP lamellae.

Slightly later, we see displacement of ommatidia from their normal very precise array.

For migrants capable of compensating for previous displacements, it may be adaptive to fully drift at certain altitudes (Alerstam 1979b) or regions (Klaassen et al. 2011) and compensate for the displacement later on.