The phrase "absorb collision" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to physics or engineering, particularly when discussing how materials or objects can take in or withstand impacts.
Example: "The new car design features a frame that can absorb collision energy, enhancing passenger safety."
Alternatives: "withstand impact" or "dissipate collision energy."
Conventional motorcycle helmets, which absorb collision energy by deforming a crushable portion in a predictable manner, can be engineered to mitigate injuries resulting from only a certain range of impact forces.
For the crash safety aspect, the energy absorbing members should absorb collision energy sufficiently but for the environmentally-friendly aspect, the vehicle structure must be light weight in order to improve the fuel efficiency and reduce the tail gas emission.
This paper describes the use of finite element analysis (FEA) for the simulation of the crushing response of glass reinforced plastic (GRP) composite sandwich panels aimed to absorb collision energy.
These can include the following: bodies and floors designed to absorb collision shock; strong A-pillars built into the design to act as a roll bar for the front occupants; reinforced bodies making the cars heavier and making them easier to handle; and a pop-up rear roll bar to protect the front and back seat occupants of the vehicle.
For the former, energy absorbing members have to absorb sufficient collision energy, whereas for the latter, the vehicle structure must be lightweight in order to improve fuel efficiency and reduce tail gas emission.
The total energy during the swelling airbag can be used to absorb the collision during crash, by the cushioning effect provided by the airbag, and by the deflation of the inflated airbag, which occurs due to the holes provided in the airbag fabric.
The rear end of a truck is often fairly high, so a small car can strike too high on the car's body to absorb a collision safely, and a tire blowout while tailgating can throw a truck tire tread at your windshield, passing through your windshield and resulting in severe injury or even death[5].
However, if the collision detection by the embedded joint torque sensor and the subsequent reaction fail due to the limited bandwidth of the sensor, the safety mechanism composed of purely mechanical elements such as springs and a cam follower absorbs the collision force.
Fans surrounded on all sides, absorbing a collision of modern rock, metal, electro-pop and '70s prog.
Now in his 15th year in the league, on the cusp of playing in his 200th regular-season game, Richardson conservatively estimates that he has absorbed 5,000 collisions.
Knocked From the Game Still, even the youngest bodies cannot always easily absorb the fiercest collisions in football.
