Sentence examples for time of dislocation from inspiring English sources

The vision at time of dislocation ranged from light perception to 6/7.5.

In Eq. (1), (T_{text{ASD}}) was related to the fault parameters, the rupture length (L), rupture velocity ((V_{text{r}})), and rise time of dislocation ((tau)).

Best vision ranged from light perception to 6/7.5 at time of dislocation and ranged from 6/36 to 6/6−2 at follow-up.

The exact time of dislocation is unknown.

The origin of the rate-sensitive behaviour of plasticity over strain rate regimes from 10−5 to 105 s−1 has been assessed with reference to three key mechanisms: dislocation nucleation, time of flight (dislocation mobility) and thermally activated escape of pinned dislocations.

Recurrent dislocations are common after traumatic anterior glenohumeral dislocation and age at the time of primary dislocation is reported to be the most important risk factor (Henry and Genung 1982, Hovelius et al. 1996, Kralinger et al. 2002).

Mean age at the time of first dislocation was 21 years (15 32).

In the case of the French revolution, the threat was physical as well, since the events in France spilled over across the Rhine and were the cause for a time of much dislocation in his life.

Furthermore, a small fracture of the glenoid rim or an impression fracture of the humeral head at the time of primary dislocation did not seem to influence the recurrence rate.

For the population of goalkeepers, the mean age at the time of first dislocation was 19 (23 16) years; the right side was involved in six cases and the dominant side was involved in six cases.

In this time of economic dislocation and pain, it is easy to see how the Jewish community is once again at risk of being scapegoated by frustrated and angry populations looking for a convenient target against which to direct their fury.