Sentence examples for the dislocation that from inspiring English sources

The lament was one I heard often in Vancouver, and it seemed to express something about the dislocation that comes with an enviable international existence.

The guidance admonished educators to spend the stimulus money, which is temporary, in ways that would minimize the dislocation that could follow when it ran out in two years.

In one of the most interesting passages, he describes the dislocation that often occurs when you've worked on a play and the reviews come out, even if they are raves all round: "This is always an odd moment of cognitive dissonance.

In that trial, defense testimony focussed on the dislocation that Moussaoui had faced as a Moroccan in France, and on his tumultuous upbringing; his father, a boxer, was abusive, and ended up in a psychiatric institution.

This discovery resolves the plot, but is less important than Guo's picture of the dislocation that afflicts all the characters as they struggle through atomised lives, where the relative freedoms of exile are counted against cultural nostalgia and loss of certainty as once-cherished meaning is stripped away.

By the next scheduled meeting in March, he said, some of the dislocations that have contributed to the slowdown, including harsh weather, high energy prices and power shortages, "may fade as the heating season comes to an end".

The advances in metallography described above eventually provided the understanding that age hardening is caused by the dispersion of very fine precipitates from the supersaturated solid solution; this restricts the movement of the dislocations that are essential to crystal deformation and thus raises the strength of the metal.

When grain sizes are reduced to the nanoscale, grain boundaries (GB) become the dominant sources of the dislocations that enable plastic deformation.

In essence, it is the competition between the annihilation of the dislocations that were created during the prestrain and the storage of newly created dislocations that lead to the observed stagnation of the hardening rate.

The second effect is the reduced requirement to activate dislocation sources during reverse loading as the dislocations that were stored during bending did not participate much in cross-hardening and, hence, serve as mobile dislocations upon reverse loading.

Watkins was a runner, and she's melancholically aware of the dislocations that her ambition has caused.