Unmoored by the stardom he had so desperately chased, and by his attendant addiction, Bowie's restless imagination had led him into a dark place of psychic dislocation.
According to a military forensics report, at 9 PM on August 28, Andrianov was carrying out a "special mission" in a "place of temporary dislocation".
5. Arthrolysis followed by placing the ends of the bones in a position of dislocation for a short period and then replacing them in the normal position.
Ultra-affluence brings its own peculiar kind of dislocation, palpable in places like Chelsea and St John's Wood, that were always well-off but, in the city I grew up in, used to feel more securely woven into the fabric of the place.
Similarly, players can be advised to avoid diving for the try line with the ball in the outstretched flexed arm, as this places them at a high risk of dislocation and rotator cuff injury.
This was clearly a case of dislocation which had taken place during confinement.
The cyclic deformation behavior at different temperatures has been analyzed according to the hysteresis loop, and the mechanism of cyclic softening was interpreted in view of the changes taking place in dislocation density and lath structures.
The cyclic deformation behavior at different temperatures has been analyzed from hysteresis loop and also in view of the changes taking place in dislocation structure and dislocation precipitation interaction.
During subsequent years there were advances in the atomic theory of solids; this led to the concept that, in nonplastic materials such as glass, fracture takes place by the propagation of preexisting cracklike defects and that, in metals, deformation takes place by the movement of dislocations, or defects in the atomic arrangement, through the crystalline matrix.
Global capitalism unmoors us from place and time and community, and then, feeding on that sense of dislocation, tries to sell those things back to us.
