Examples of using Dislocations in English and their translations into Japanese
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The therapy handed down from martial arts arose from the wisdom and experience of those samurai who treated fractures, dislocations, and damage to tendons and muscles that occurred from rigorous training.
Produce large amounts of low-carbon steel by deformation dislocations ferrite since carbon and nitrogen atoms interact with dislocations elastic, carbon and nitrogen atoms reign gathered around the wrong line.
Such mechanical properties as the plastic deformation of materials are strongly influenced by the distribution and the movement of defects such as impurities, vacancies, dislocations and grain boundaries.
Sports- it is appropriate to mention any kind of sport, they all are very active, often lead to clashes, possible dislocations and bruises;
Scanning tunneling microscope images also reveal local imperfections caused by dislocations of molecules and ions and, probably, missing atoms.
An analysis of the medical and demographic differences revealed that patients in whom CRPS1 later developed more often had intra-articular fractures, fracture dislocations, rheumatoid arthritis, or musculoskeletal comorbidities.
Comfrey officinalis is a unique plant, which treats fractures, abrasions and dislocations, accelerates the regeneration of tissues, has an anti-inflammatory and protective effect on the skin.
The low carbon content also means it has very little carbon and other alloying elements to block dislocations in its crystal structure, generally resulting in less tensile strength than high carbon and alloy steels.
Dislocations are generally observed by X-ray topography and transmission electron microscopy, which are limited in terms of spatial resolution and measurable thickness.
Dislocations are a"negative-entity" in that they do not exist: they are merely vacancies in the host medium which does exist.
In 1956 Peter Hirsch and his collaborators at Oxford University observed for the first time the motion of tiny dislocations in the atomic structure of metals.
In the extreme, this could lead to the manufacturing and enslavement of“monsters” such as human clones, human-animal chimeras, or even replicants, but even lesser dislocations of humans and nonhumans from social and ecological systems are seen as problematic.
In the extreme, this could lead to the manufacturing and enslavement of"monsters" such as human clones, human-animal chimeras or bioroids, but even lesser dislocations of humans and non-humans from social and ecological systems are seen as problematic.
It may be argued that the additional"shoulder stiffness"(Report 3, Article 2.1.3/ Evidence Koh A12) Wayne experienced during the drug treatment in 2000~ 2001 was attributable to his previous dislocations and subsequent operation.
The first injury is caused by strong backward external forces, but after the second injury, those stopper structures(bones, ligaments, and joint capsule) can cause dislocations by even weaker external forces than the first injury.
I diagnosed a dislocation.
Rats were sacrificed by cervical dislocation.
Yes, the dislocation caused degenerative arthritis in his hip socket.
Six-inch sternum incision, femur dislocation.
Read our previous article about shoulder dislocation.