Sentence examples for recurrence of displacement from inspiring English sources

Imanishi et al. (2012) insisted that the recurrence of displacement along a low-angle seaward-dipping weak alignment extending from the seismogenic zone to the plate boundary contributes to the development of a normal-faulting stress field in an overall reverse-faulting regime in NE Japan.

As to the best means of retaining fragments securely in apposition when the fractured bone has been restored to its normal form, I would point out that in certain fractures, as in those about epiphyseal lines, there is usually no tendency to a recurrence of the displacement once reduction has been effected, providing the part is put up in a position the reverse of that in which it was produced.

Here, we consider behavioral segments that are bounded by changes in the slip rates, recurrence intervals, elapsed times, sense of displacement, creeping versus locked behavior, and fault complexity (McCalpin, 1996).

Follow-up radiographs revealed maintenance of reduction in 16 of the 17 patients (94%), with only 1 of 17 (6%) sustaining a recurrence of the deformity (100% displacement).

Univariate analysis showed significant association between the recurrence of haematoma and the maximum midline displacement on the 1st postoperative day in the unilateral group (p = 0.049), but not in the bilateral group or in the entire series (Table  1).

The sense of displacement.

Cholera is a grim byproduct of displacement.

It was a diorama of displacement.

Do you have a story of displacement?

This fuelled another round of displacement.

Variability of displacement rates on individual faults arises from episodic slip accumulation during a minimum of 15 paleoearthquakes of variable slip and recurrence interval.