The engines are essentially carryovers from the Z3, in-line sixes that displace either 2.5 or 3 liters.
Into the electric world intrude elements that displace modernity – ghosts, monsters, devil worship and, for some rationalists, religion itself.
And it must protect its residents from the rising property prices that displace them from the centre and give rise to vulnerable settlements in the first place.
He said developers and second-home owners have been drawn to waterfront property, carving out private refuges that displace the wildlife.
Yet specialists often have the most to lose from new technologies that displace the old ones they know so well, and may want to block innovation.
"And while the World Bank has been criticised for its funding of large infrastructure projects that displace people without their free, prior and informed consent, it seems likely that a Brics bank would do precisely the same".
Some of the impediments would be practical: the daunting costs, the lack of political consensus, the shift in attitudes toward large-scale urban development projects that displace entire neighborhoods.
There's been a lot written about gaslighting (lies that make you feel crazy) and the rise of fake news (hoaxes that displace facts), and much analysis of Trump as a reality star (an authentic phony).
Ms. Jongerius's "Sampler Blankets" are post-modern homages that displace and magnify the sprightly language of embroidery and appliqué onto relatively (it would seem deliberately) drab brown and gray blankets, using both handmade and mechanical techniques.
NAPF has also raised the question of "land grabs" with its members after Friends of the Earth reported that UK pension funds invested indirectly in purchases of land that displace populations in developing countries.
"Almost every other developed country has addressed the problem of airport congestion by building high-speed rail lines" that displace many flights of 300 miles or less, Mike Anderson said.
