Sentence examples for collision result from inspiring English sources

Stimulated collagen type I fibers at the moment of collision result in hypertrophy of helicoid patterns, and their molecular crystal components are fractioned, being ejected to each side of the bundle fibril axis, generating polarization and straight lines of chirality in the GTCHC complex.

The collision resulted in more than 70 injuries, five critical.

The collision resulted in 51 deaths, 46 from the Andrea Doria and 5 from the Stockholm.

The collision resulted in the largest man-made explosion in history prior to the advent of the atomic bomb.

For example, if you put your child on to your vehicle's policy as an additional driver and they had a collision resulting in a claim for or against them, you will lose your NCD.

Ms. Kennedy had also made the suggestion, based on neurological testing performed by her own doctors, that the collision resulted from a possible partial seizure caused by a long-ago head injury.

Mr. Carter gave the orders for a daring mission in April 1980 to dispatch eight helicopters to rescue the American hostages; a sandstorm, mechanical problems and a fiery collision resulted in disastrous failure, with eight servicemen dead and no hostages freed.

This means there is a significant chance of potential increased friction between the different parties over who and what caused the collision, resulting in delays in compensation to victims … Without certainty of how claims will be handled, there is a risk of customer confusion, which could reduce the sale and use of automated vehicles".

An ordinary face/cattle grid collision resulted in Julian smashing out his bottom teeth, scraping off the flesh that keeps your face attached to your skull, tearing an artery to create a pool of congealing blood around his brain stem, and this reviewer abandoning a perfectly good corned beef and tomato sandwich.

Jets are what happens when the release of energy in a collision results in the production of partons (quarks and gluons) that are flying out into the detector, momentarily liberated from the confines of the protons or the monotony of the vacuum.

The collision results in increasing not only the number of transmissions but also the delay.