Sentence examples for collapse of each from inspiring English sources

The collapse of each of these bubbles had a huge impact in reducing private spending.

What caused the collapse of each twin tower was two aircraft crashes, 17 minutes apart.Will Mr Silverstein be able to rebuild lower Manhattan?

Nevertheless, there is considerable debate among experts about precisely what order of events precipitated the collapse of each building, and whether the order was the same in both towers.

The dispute may eventually be decided in federal court in Manhattan, where Swiss Re and Mr. Silverstein are in litigation over whether the collapse of each tower was a separately insurable event, entitling him to double the coverage.

Seismograph stations in southern New York, northern New Jersey, western Connecticut, and Pennsylvania, operated by the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, recorded the collapse of each of the towers of the World Trade Center on Tuesday morning September 11 and the subsequent collapse of 7 World Trade Center later that afternoon.

They are recreating, in a digital world, the shape and extent of the dark holes gouged into the heart of the towers by the planes, the sweep of the deadly fire from floor to floor, the spots where the heat weakened the steel structure enough to set off a total collapse of each tower.

Here, each gravitational collapse of a universe, and each new black hole, spawns a new universe with slightly different physical constants, and natural selection favors universes with new and larger stars, more of which eventually collapse into black holes — which universes are, incidentally, more propitious for evolving life.

As Joseph Tainter writes in his thought-provoking book "The Collapse of Complex Societies," each new effort brings diminishing returns, until the whole rigmarole collapses.

Incremental dynamic analyses were performed for those sample buildings using twelve artificial ground motions to determine the yielding and collapse capacity of each sample building.

The analysis results showed that all prototype buildings satisfied the limitation of an inter-story drift ratio of 0.02 while significant differences are observed between the collapse capacities of each prototype building according to the design criteria of unbalanced forces.

The savagery of the Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan may have culled the global population by about 11 percent; two bloody upheavals in China — the An Lushan Rebellion and the collapse of the Xin Dynasty — each may have felled about 6 percent of humanity.