Sentence examples for rapid displacements from inspiring English sources

Moreover, rapid displacements implying a local swell in the Owakudani area were detected by ground-based SAR observation almost at the same time (Doke et al. 2015b).

Late Glacial/Early Mesolithic sites indicate much higher mobility comprised of rapid displacements of camps and re-occupation of the same coversand ridges over long time-spans.

Periods of undetectable displacement (less than about 100 nm amplitude, which is close to the accuracy of position determination), were interspersed with rapid displacements of a few tenths of a micrometer (Fig.  2d, arrow).

It must be emphasized that rapid displacements of subsecond frequency might strongly influence receptor binding properties: indeed it was shown with model systems that biomolecule interactions might be highly sensitive to variations of contact duration within the subsecond range.

Which makes their eventual, rapid displacement by the Korean immigrants who were the ancestors of most modern Japanese a puzzle.

Certainly in this century there will be new genes discovered and inventions developed, but medical progress right now centers on the rapid displacement of old ideas to make room for new knowledge.

Indeed, efforts to employ everyone by reducing their real wage will retard cost declines in industries, like health care or education, that should be subject to rapid displacement of workers by capital, thereby leaving real wages for workers not immediately at risk of displacement lower than they could be.

High frequency fluctuating voltage results in rapid displacement of the piezo actuator.

A tsunami is generated when a large oceanic earthquake or volcanic eruption causes a rapid displacement of the ocean floor.

A rapid displacement of the magnetopause caused by an IP shock induces a magnetic disturbance propagating as a fast compressional wave inward in the magnetosphere.

The procedure allows, by simple inspection of the parent isotherms, to determine conditions which favour rapid displacement and high levels of enrichment.