The phrase "temporal displacement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the process of shifting something to a different time, making it either earlier or later than intended. For example, "The temporal displacement of the project rendered it useless due to changes in the political climate."
A sense of eeriness came over me, a moment of temporal displacement.
After putzing around, they discover that this is a would-be prototype for a temporal displacement device.
Because that's another worthy approach to temporal displacement: the do-gooder package tour, the warn-Pompeii-kill-Hitler itinerary.
Perhaps this is because steampunk, despite its obsession with kit, boasts a great many feisty heroines who are handy with a wrench or a Temporal Displacement Occulator.
I picked this up with a slight sense of temporal displacement – a perfect state of mind in which to read a collection of short stories from the winner of the 2009 World Fantasy Award (for the brilliantly surreal Tender Morsels).
Like his scripts for "21 Grams" and "Babel," this one makes heavy use of happenstance and temporal displacement, and like them, too, it depends on ideas about human behavior that can only be called preposterous.
We find ourselves in a world of lurid, saturated colors; languorous camera movements; temporal displacements; and jagged shards of sound: an atmosphere that replicates the inner experience of India Stoker, a Connecticut teenager who manifests the funereal demeanor of Wednesday Addams and the seething intensity of a poem by Sylvia Plath.
Furthermore, this technique is capable of measuring ground 3D temporal displacements by comparing sequential datasets of the same scenario (Rosser et al., 2005; Abellán et al., 2011).
This can be generalized to consider larger temporal displacements.
Global motion sensitivity in typically developing children depends on the spatial (Δx) and temporal (Δt) displacement parameters of the motion stimulus.
Temporal evolution of displacement can be obtained only from InSAR pairs belonging to the same time series.
