Sentence examples for slight dislocation from inspiring English sources

Tumor medioinferior to the optic nerve, near or in the optic canal, or between the optic nerve and the carotid artery can only be seen after slight dislocation of the optic nerve, if the optic nerve has not already been dislocated by the tumor itself.

That habit of referring to himself in the third person suggests a slight dislocation between person and actor.

He's game, though, and his slight dislocation works to the advantage of "Reindeer Games," the newest wheel-within-a-wheel script from Ehren Kruger ("Scream 3," "Arlington Road").

An X-ray showed a fracture of the acromion and the coracoid process with a slight dislocation of the fragments.

Only a fissure was reported in 2 patients (no soft tissue extension), none or a slight dislocation in 10 patients (3 with soft tissue extension), and a moderate to substantial dislocation of the fracture was reported in 7 patients (5 with soft tissue extension).

The lens appeared small and spherical with a slight upward dislocation.

Strain reversal during the process results in a slight reduction in dislocation density, the hardness and mean disorientation angle of the samples, and an increase in the grain size.

While it could be that the R values calculated for CBHI, CBHII and EGII are slightly greater than 1 (R ~ 1.1 1.2, Fig. 8b), i.e. that these enzymes actually do have a slight preference for dislocations, their standard deviations (not shown, not standard error of the means as shown in Fig. 8b) does not allow us to make a stricter interpretation towards this end.

However, the slight curvature of the dislocation lines across the subgrain suggests an additional but minor edge-type contribution to the dislocations.

In daily practice, making the template could also be a source of variation since the correct position of the templates may be more difficult in case of severe dislocation or with slight differences in projection of the bones due to the angle of the X-ray beam.

At the same time, the presence of intersections of twin boundaries and surfaces facilitates dislocation nucleation, leading to slight softening because twin boundaries are present.