Sentence examples for was displaced through from inspiring English sources

Oil was removed, as the emulsion was displaced through the formation, rather than tending to adhere to pore surfaces, resulting in an incremental oil recovery.

Results of core flooding tests showed that another 7.04% of original crude oil was displaced through in situ production of biosurfactant by strain 709, and 1.10% of original crude oil was recovered by strain 702.

Excess electrolyte was displaced through the overflow channel during insertion and a small amount of putty was used to re-seal the overflow channel.

In this case, it appears that the pre-existing ERF gene was displaced through the insertion of a bacterial RAD52-like gene.

What Adorno doesn't address is the degree to which Kafka was displacing through fiction a sense of parasitism that he saw in his own reflection, the "miserable specimen" in the mirror.

Several million are displaced through natural disasters and 27 million by conflict in their own countries.

There was also that all-pervasive sense of eroticism that goes with the boredom of war, that freewheeling fantasising that goes with displaced persons who are displaced through no fault of their own.

During the alternation of polarity of the plates, the charges must be displaced through the dielectric first in one direction and then in the other, and overcoming the opposition that they encounter leads to a production of heat through dielectric loss, a characteristic that must be considered when applying capacitors to electric circuits, such as those in radio and television receivers.

A DWP official told the committee that Jobcentre Plus required employers to sign a declaration confirming no jobs would be displaced through participation in the work experience scheme, but said the department was "working with other stakeholders to explore what more it could do to protect against that".

During the alternation of polarity of the plates, the charges must be displaced through the dielectric first in one direction and then in the other, and overcoming the opposition that they encounter leads to a production of heat known as dielectric loss, a characteristic that must be considered when applying capacitors to electrical circuits, such as those in radio and television receivers.

The long copper substrates are displaced through the DC reactive glow discharge inside the hollow cathode.