| 释义 |
displacementdis‧place‧ment /dɪsˈpleɪsmənt/ AWL noun   - An appropriate inversion becomes a deconstructive displacement.
- Deconstruction is not just a reversal of strategies or a neutralisation of binary opposites: it is a process of displacement.
- Disease, displacement and alien acrimony caused these people to all but disappear from Tierra del Fuego.
- In the primary processes of the unconscious system, psychical energy flows freely by means of displacement and condensation.
- The layering is disrupted by small scale displacement along fault planes.
- The pulse.shaped output from the detectors have a slight phase displacement, the sign of which depends on the direction of rotation.
- This causes the beam to bend and the displacement is measured by means of a strain gauge or a differential transformer.
- What is relevant to the worker elites, however, is the fundamental change in the incidence of displacement.
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