Sentence examples for a consequence of collisions from inspiring English sources

In dilute suspensions, it is mainly a consequence of collisions of particles with parts of the equipment (impeller or walls).

In the Mid-Late Cretaceous and then in the Cenozoic, hiatus and erosion affected the studied area as a consequence of collision of the Arabian and Eurasian plates forming the Zagros Mountains (Zagros orogeny).

Certain in vitro simulation studies have shown that pausing of the polymerase is briefly followed by microbursts in m-RNA yield, which was explained by the authors as a consequence of collision of two RNA polymerase molecules [ 3].

In 2011, approximately 30 100 people were killed in the EU27 (European Union of 27 countries) as a consequence of road collisions.

An analysis of particle attrition in dilute stirred suspensions is developed to predict both the impact attrition rate as a consequence of crystal collisions and the turbulent attrition rate caused by the liquid motion.

Type 2 diabetes develops as a consequence of a collision between thrifty genes and a hostile affluent environment.

The scaling analysis is supported by previous works on particle settling in non-Newtonian fluids and by recent studies on the flow structures that form as a consequence of a particle wall collision in Newtonian fluids.

Theoretically a consequence of violent cosmic events the collisions of black holes, the explosive deaths of stars, or even the big bang gravitational waves could provide a brand new lens for studying the universe.

The stress field in the Cenozoic era, which is regarded as a consequence of the Indo-Asian collision, is strikingly different from that in the Late Mesozoic era (e.g., Darby and Ritts 2002; Bao et al. 2013) (Fig. 6b).

The throughput of the RoF-based WLAN, however, decreased based on δ RoF as a consequence of the increase in frame collisions.

It is to be noted that, in high pressure, the presence of hot filament has no influence on nonlinearity which can be a consequence of the decrease of ionization collision frequency.