Sentence examples for of being dislocated from inspiring English sources

Second, such data centers can operate with the option of being dislocated from the electrical grid via a mini-grid, or behind the meter.

Perhaps that sense of being a ghost, of being dead, of being dislocated, was a form of self-preservation.

"Social workers, doctors, immigration lawyers and others get a lot of requests for help from refugees - and they see the psychological effects of people being dislocated from their families," he says.

"A whole segment of customers is being dislocated," Mr. Trott said.

Nadel, a 28-year-old company, is just one of a number of businesses and residents being dislocated by the 27-acre redevelopment project.

For group-I members, capsulectomy without attempt of capsular repair was performed with a size of that allowing the femoral head to be dislocated out of the acetabulum.

The attack on immigrants comes at an inconvenient time, when Pope Francis is about to visit the United States with his message of compassion for millions of refugees pouring into Europe after being dislocated in Mideast nations the U.S. claimed to be concerned with liberating.

Most reports define a hip with a MP of > 30 33% as being displaced and a hip with a MP of > 90 100% as being dislocated (Reimers 1980).

The simultaneous landings near Oran met stiffer resistance, and on November 9 the whole U.S. plan of operations was dislocated by a French counterattack on the Arzew beachhead.

p. 7: «The distribution of KOGs is dislocated».

While providing a strong metric against which to measure progress, it is a high-stakes gamble as such an ambitious target runs the risk of delegitimizing the whole enterprise and particularly the UN, as the guarantor of countries' rights and hundreds of millions of people who will be dislocated by global warming if no progress is achieved.