The phrase "as a collapsing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is in the process of collapsing, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The structure was unstable, and as a collapsing entity, it posed a danger to nearby buildings."
Alternatives: "as it collapses" or "in a state of collapse".
But soon the player gains the ability to swap the protagonist's consciousness into these created vessels, sending his free will spiraling out of one body, leaving the original body behind as a collapsing flesh puppet.
For theater fans in the habit of laughing at the Tonys as a collapsing industry's campy effort to paint a happy veneer on disaster, tonight's TV broadcast may come as a culture shock.
The predominantly private ART industry is characterized by market rhetoric and the language of demand and supply, and takes advantage of the prevailing ideology of patriarchy in society, as well as a collapsing public health system to promote itself.
We should point out that the inclusion of the exponential parameter in the execution process drift rate implements a similar process as a collapsing bound on the decision times (Ratcliff & Frank, 2012).
Earlier, spinners Monty Panesar and Samit Patel took three wickets apiece as Mumbai A collapsed to 286 all out.
In South Korea, the fear is not so much of a nuclear North as of a collapsing one.
Such a situation causes what is known as a collapsed replication fork and is fixed by several pathways of homologous recombination including the RecBCD pathway.
When ambivalence is viewed as a collapse in resolve, you can set yourself up to have a collapsing windfall internally and behaviorally: feeling sad or demoralized; bingeing on snacks; having hopeless or self-denigrating thoughts about yourself.
But "to be successful, CPR must be started as soon as a victim collapses," the association noted.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff says it detected a seismic wave from 12.34 to 12.36pm around Punggyeri, North Korea, and second wave of magnitude 4.6, which it termed as a "collapse".
