Moreover, in some parts of the world like the US, natural gas is uniquely able to displace quickly and economically huge amounts of coal and oil.
While the 18th-century Linnaean system of organizing living things is not wrong, per se, it is a uniquely Western way to portray species relationships, displacing other ways of envisioning the living creatures of the world.
Adding Thomas, even considering the scoring acuity, leadership and competitive drive he uniquely brings to this Nuggets roster, runs the risk not only of displacing the production of Morris and Beasley, but disrupting the overall team chemistry on offense.
It's jarring and displacing.
Because encircled Gag assemblies uniquely accumulate when Vps4 is missing, we propose that an important and previously unappreciated role for Vps4 is to release connection(s) between the ESCRT-III filament and cargo, perhaps displacing the struts while also opening the ring.
About 52% thought automation will create more jobs than it displaces – and a new economic boom will value "uniquely human capabilities".
Philip Roth, writing in these pages two decades ago, called the virtuosic Israeli writer Aharon Appelfeld "a displaced writer of displaced fiction, who has made of displacement and disorientation a subject uniquely his own".
In one case, the choice to position a new product as second line treatment versus trying to displace a well-accepted initial therapy turned out to be uniquely advantageous, helping achieve a launch that far exceeded expectations.
Even if law has internal standards of merit -- virtues uniquely its own that inhere in its law-like character -- these cannot preclude or displace its assessment on independent criteria of justice.
To displace Amtrak passengers?
Large rock masses displaced.
