Sentence examples for a pair of collisions from inspiring English sources

The department's top spokesman, John J. McCarthy, said Sunday that an undercover detective had been among the dozens of motorcyclists on the Henry Hudson Parkway on Sunday, Sept. 29, when they became embroiled in an escalating confrontation with the driver of the S.U.V. that began with a pair of collisions and ended with the beating of the driver, Alexian Lien.

At each collision point, a pair of specially designed parabolic mirrors is installed to achieve efficient head-on collisions.

For this reason, we have defined an extended InChI collision as a pair of entries with the same extended InChI identifier, and an SDF file collision as a pair of entries with SDF files containing the same structural information.

The challenge was that they noticed that the cluster (catalogued as ACT-CL J0102 - 4915 looked as if it might have been the result of a titanic collision between a pair of galaxy clusters the researchers describe as "seeing two cannonballs hit each other". "That's where the Hubble data came in," said Felipe Menanteau of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Abstract: A measurement of differential cross sections for the production of a pair of isolated photons in proton-proton collisions at root s = 7 TeV is presented.

The collision between a pair of gold nuclei is a whopper on a subatomic scale.

The collision of a pair of colossal, stellar-mass black holes has made itself heard, nearly 3 billion light years away, through a cosmic microphone on Earth.

If you think of each collision between a pair of high-energy protons as an experiment, then essentially this year we hope to be performing billions of repeats of the experiment that we already performed billions of times last year.

The current version of the observatory, known as Advanced LIGO, was still preparing for its first official observing run, in September 2015, when it recorded the collision of a pair of black holes 36 and 29 times as massive as the sun.

The energy exchange and dissipation from a collision of a pair of oscillators is studied by creating an equivalent oscillator pair, one has the energy of the in-phase motion and the other has the out-of-phase energy.

Those were fighting words to other physicists; it was a basic tenet that the proverbial film of history can be run backward, to reconstruct what happened in, say, the collision of a pair of subatomic particles in a high-energy collider.