Sentence examples for common collisions from inspiring English sources

By combining these tests — which the institute says cover the most common collisions — into a single award, the institute says it believes it is easier for consumers to identify vehicles that offer the best overall protection.

If p is low, the distribution curve constantly decreases and the most common collisions have only one component.

A review has been provided on the background relating to common collision avoidance on construction sites.

Similar scale-up relationships are developed for the specific power intensity and the most common collision energy occurring within the charge.

In particular, near misses were found to be (a) much more common than collisions and (b) more strongly associated than collisions with perceived traffic risk.

Each whaling season, Sea Shepherd and Japan engage in clashes that occasionally turn aggressive, with stink bombs, water cannons and ship collisions common features.

Most of these starburst galaxies are billions of light-years away, where galaxies were closer together and collisions common.

Indeed, such pairs are probably a fairly common result of collisions in the Kuiper Belt, notes Alan Stern of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.

This is clearly because slight casualties are most common in traffic collisions, indeed this can be seen from the fact that the number of slight casualties prevented is greater than the total number of accidents.

("How do you know it's chicken?" she says. "Why is it so cold?") It's a common viewpoint in collision-of-cultures films, and an irritating one: sure, American money baffles newcomers, but do we ever get a comparative lesson in the financial system they left behind?

The common methods of collision detection are usually designed for general purpose applications in computer graphics or CAD CAM.