Sentence examples for dramatic collision from inspiring English sources

Fans will be thrilled by the dramatic collision of two thus-far unrelated story lines featuring two of the series' protagonists.

Shooting first for Montgomery newspapers in his home state of Alabama, then more famously for Life magazine, Mr. Moore was probably the most influential of a battalion of still photographers who swept across the South to capture, with compelling clarity, the dramatic collision of massive and passive resistance, black and white, right and wrong.

However, random threshold selection strategy leads to dramatic collision rates.

The dramatic collision with the tall gleaming towers of New York, symbols of US economic enterprise and ambition, was in France a bloody strike against a very French freedom of expression: the right to satirise, to provoke, to push people and propaganda from pedestals of piety and power.

Given the generally accepted idea of how Earth got its big moon through an improbable, dramatic collision with a Mars-sized body that knocked a huge chunk of Earth loose astronomers estimate that only 1% of all Earth-like planets in the universe might actually have such a hefty companion.

This year brought other adjustments aimed at equalizing performance and producing a bunching effect among the cars on the track, tightly packed races with numerous lead changes and, inevitably, the potential for dramatic collisions.

When urban driving game Burnout was released, the design team immediately realised that players loved crashing the cars because of the breathtakingly realistic destruction animations, so for the sequel, they added a mode that encouraged and rewarded dramatic collisions – it was a massive success.

In the first step, the high energy Ag ions were dynamically launched into the carbon lattice in CNTs where they simultaneously triggered dramatic atom collisions between Ag and C atoms, resulting in the dislocation of C atoms and the formation of a highly energetic Ag and C mixture.

The SPP mode's Q factor increases exponentially with decreasing temperature due to the dramatic reduction of collision frequency.

McLaren have won the last three races, with Hamilton's victories in Hungary and Italy sandwiching Jenson Button's in Belgium, where Alonso was taken out in a dramatic, first-corner collision.

He also closed out the National League Division Series by holding onto the ball during a dramatic game-ending collision at the plate with J. T. Snow in Game Four.