“It's almost as if we experience an unease, a dislocation, because our freedom to move somewhere else is temporarily suspended.”

“The dislocation is reduced at the hospital in Taos, but there are so many broken bones that I'll need surgery.”

“There is, when it comes to the arts, a massive dislocation between word and deed.”

“Troops demonstrated their first aid skills, showing Prince Charles how they have been learning to cope with dislocations and breaks.”

“When these steels are nitrided the aluminum forms AlN particles, which strain the ferrite lattice and create strengthening dislocations.”

“Shoulder dislocations are generally confirmed with radiographs, reduced, and radiographed again to confirm the reduction.”