Sentence examples for collision around from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the speed of this continental collision (around 4.5cm every year) means that major quakes only hit Nepal every few decades.
An unfolding collision around a group of elements known as "rare earths" is seen by some as a test of China's willingness to reciprocate.Rare earths have become increasingly important in manufacturing sophisticated products including flat-screen monitors, electric-car batteries, wind turbines and aerospace alloys.
The 33 ± Ma period represented a third-order sequence of the stratigraphic division, which identified with the unconformities of the Tarim basin; 102 ± Ma period corresponded to an important period of sedimentation and the plate collision around the Tarim basin, which marked a second-order period of the basin evolution.
It has been suggested that intensified chemical weathering, following the uplift of the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau, has exerted an important influence in controlling Cenozoic climate since the start of India-Asia collision around 50 Ma (e.g., Berner and Berner 1997; Raymo and Ruddiman 1992).
Atlanta police responded to a report of a head-on collision around 12 20 a.m.
Therefore, we tested different temporal models that assume divergence before, during or after the final Indian-Eurasian collision around 35 Ma.
One afternoon, four days before his high school graduation 18 years ago, he drove into a head-on collision, spun around and slammed into another head-on collision.
Because and transmit in the same time (or within a short proximity), a collision occurs around in.
Whale collisions around the world have been collated by the commission in a database which runs from 1885 to 2010.
A 6-year-old boy and a 28-year-old man traveling in separate vehicles were killed in the chain-reaction collisions around 7 45 a.m., Officer Solorzano said.
Experts who helped set up the design competition say the deadly collisions around Vail sometimes involve the Canada lynx, which is listed as a threatened species, one step short of endangered.
