Sentence examples for which displaces from inspiring English sources

Displacement chromatography incorporates an element which displaces the components of loading feed by having a higher affinity for the stationary phase which results in a zone of purified feed components that runs ahead of the displacer.

Our findings show that in the MCF-7 breast cancer cell line, paclitaxel treatment causes displacement of Bmf from Bcl-xL which displaces Bim from Bcl-2, followed by Bax and Bak activation and commitment to apoptosis.

The second position is achieved by torsion around the acryloyl linker, which displaces the dihydrophthalazine moiety at an angle of ∼40° and results in a displacement of 2.8 4.7 Å at the dihydrophthalazine heterocycle.

I don't think we can truly build a mass participation social economy which displaces everything else that is here because it is too big.

Gone is the base Mustang's archaic 210-horsepower 4-liter iron-block V-6, replaced by an economical and effective all-aluminum V-6, which displaces 3.7 liters and pumps out an impressive 305 horsepower.

Ludovico Silva, a Venezuelan critic of Marx, has drawn on the etymological meaning of "metaphor" as a transfer to argue that capitalism itself is a metaphor, an alienating process which displaces life from subject to object, from use-value to exchange-value, from the human to the monstrous.

They also experienced mechanization, which displaced the black labor force.

More than 200 firefighters in all responded to the fire, which displaced more than 100 residents.

A recent baby boom had led to another expansion, which displaced the H.R. department to a trailer.

Still, this isn't Beijing, which displaced an estimated 1.5 million residents to prepare for the 2008 Summer Olympics.

The Rift Valley was also the epicenter of the 2007 violence, which displaced hundreds of thousands of people.