Sentence examples for creating a collision from inspiring English sources
The collider is designed so that protons travel down the centers of powerful electromagnets that are the size of redwood trunks, which bend the particles' paths into circles, creating a collision.
This fixed and mobile market intersection, coupled with a series of new technology advancements, is creating a collision that will change the course of enterprise communications.
"In pairing the surveillance images of militant suffragettes, the wedding rhyme, and the delicacy of a handkerchief, I was interested in creating a collision point for patriarchal structures," Jorgensen said.
Some backstory: Over the summer, 16-year-old Ethan Couch stole two cases of beer, downed a decent amount of them, drove 70 miles an hour (30 miles over the speed limit), and then ran into a broken-down car on the side of the road, creating a collision that killed four people.
This is because we have already assumed that one siRNA molecule entered the cell creating a collision volume of ΔV.
This practice created a collision of interests, as demonstrated by the renegotiated sale of Home Depot's supply unit.
The beams of proton particles to be smashed together will create a collision with about 13 times the energy of a flying mosquito.
Will this create a collision of biblical proportions?
where C p thr denotes the capture threshold above which the interference from any potential transmitter i ′ can be ignored (not strong enough to create a collision).
For the Bush Administration, the "crisis" in steel creates a collision course between free-trade rhetoric and political imperatives, as the White House wants to firm up the Republican's slim majority in the House of Representatives, perhaps by picking up seats in Pennsylvania and Midwestern states, to say nothing of President Bush's own desire for reelection.
A joint effort with Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, the facility will create a "collision space" where faculty and students from engineering, physics and the sciences work together to develop solutions to social challenges — much as the Fitzpatrick Center for Interdisciplinary Medicine, Engineering & Applied Sciences CIEMASS) was designed as a bridge between engineering and medicine.
