Sentence examples for constant collisions from inspiring English sources

Yet the sport is changing, with the end of a decades-long dodge about what the constant collisions do to its players.

Executives, unlike most rank-and-file workers who travel by motorbike, bus or the metrorail, usually drive themselves to work, which shields them from the assaultive Indian traffic but not the driving tension of avoiding constant collisions while sporadically bursting into the next gap.

These roles are in constant collision and the home-grown dancers are caught between them.

The fragmented forms convey the dynamics of a society in which freedom and equality come into constant collision.

That's when this column appears, and soon my mailbox is crammed with scores of messages, forming an electric never-ending conversation about the constant collision of life and work.

Like much of his back-catalogue – Giselle, Romeo and Juliet, The Bull, The Rite of Spring – this Swan Lake is set in Keegan-Dolan's own native Irish Midlands, a place where the mystical and the banal are in constant collision.

It means that the drag force conquers the magnetic force quickly in constant collision mean free path regime, but it dominates slowly in constant collision frequency regime.

Also, Fig. 5 shows that the ion incident angle is strongly reduced by increasing the collision power parameter from −1 (for constant collision frequency) to 0 (for constant collision mean free path).

In the next subsection, we calculate the sheath dynamics of Ar+–He+ plasma considering the real collisional regime and compare the results with specific cases: constant collision cross section and constant collision frequency.

The result shows that the argon ion energy is not the same as the constant collision cross-sectional regime.

The current approach is an improvement of the BGK-Burnett scheme [K. Xu, Phys. Fluids 15 (2003) 2077], where the locally constant collision frequency is considered.