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Impacts also cause surface smoothening by crushing the surface peaks; however, collapse of adjacent peaks can provoke stress concentrations and initiate crack formation.
The central section (C ) would now intersect the 1-start layer plane at the positions given by the two yellow arrows, and in the two-dimensional power spectrum the two peaks would collapse to a single peak on the meridian (E, yellow arrow).
Lloyds needed £20.5bn of taxpayers' money to avoid collapse at the peak of the financial crisis in October 2008.
JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ, the esteemed Hollywood director, screenwriter and producer, once said, "I think it can be said fairly that I've been in on the beginning, rise, peak, collapse and end of the talking picture".
Production collapsed from its peak of over 4,500 tonnes in 1999 to 185 tonnes in 2001.
Betting turnover collapsed after a peak in the mid-1990s, as interest declined and wagering moved online and offshore.
The Financial Reporting Council is considering an investigation into KPMG's auditing of HBOS, the bank that almost collapsed at the peak of the financial crisis.
The broad 10 14 Å peak collapsed to 10 Å on heating to 400 °C.
Mathematically, each peak collapses into a single PTM node that stores two attributes: (i) the magnitude at the peak summit, and (ii) peak location.
This is music to the entertainment industry, as the market for solo songs on discs has collapsed from its peak of $272 million in 1997, victim of pirating services like Kazaa and Morpheus.
