displaceable

The tooling consists of two pressure Chambers and a counter punch, which is linearly displaceable.

Like some other metallocenes, the cyclopentadienyl ligands of chromocene are displaceable.

In inorganic chemistry, acetonitrile is employed as a solvent and often an easily displaceable ligand.

Anecdotally, effective pore space has been equated to displaceable hydrocarbon pore volume.

The wheel is mounted in its housing, but is still axially displaceable, i.e. transverse to the worm shaft axis.

Many organizations now allow or require a so-called displaceable or breakaway tire, where the tire comes apart in some way if the dog hits it hard enough.

Dimethyl sulfide finds a niche use as a displaceable ligand in chloro(dimethyl sulfide)gold(I) and other coordination compounds.

This method has been extended to aminomethylation via the reagent (CH)Si)NCHOMe, which contains a displaceable methoxy group.

Calls for "abolition of the police, the army, and the bureaucracy" and for "the salaries of all officials, all of whom are elective and displaceable at any time, not to exceed the average wage of a competent worker."

He passed a pair of Starfleet technicians at work repairing a power conduit behind a displaceable wall panel; they stared wide-eyed at his shackled state, but he did not waste a single breath to respond to their shouted inquiries and offers of assistance.