Sentence examples for frequent collisions from inspiring English sources

The scarred face of our next-door neighbour, the moon, shows how frequent collisions have been in the past.

The game's furious pace and frequent collisions also lead to fistfights -- relished by some spectators, condemned by others as an unnecessary intrusion.

Meanwhile, analysts who follow Google worry that the agreement puts the company on a course to more frequent collisions with government regulators.

The term dA t) is the contribution of the very frequent collisions of the particle with unseen molecules of the medium.

The Hadean Eon is characterized by Earth's initial formation from the accretion of dust and gases and the frequent collisions of larger planetesimals and by the stabilization of its core and crust and the development of its atmosphere and oceans.

There are frequent collisions between motorised carts and pedestrians in its narrow, curving alleyways, the vestige of a former railway line; an ambulance needs to be called almost every day.

The increase in investigations could be important for both prosecutors, who expect to build better cases from the more frequent collision reports, and transportation engineers eager for a deeper trove of crash data.

This species is a frequent collision victim at turbines and one of Europe's sole endemic species.

Using location specific collision data (e.g., collision frequency per collision configuration for a target location), safety engineers identify (the most) frequent collision configurations.

The study targeted major arterial uncontrolled access segments in Saskatoon using five years (2005 2009) of collision data for the two most frequent collision configurations: (1) rear end, and (2) side swipe same direction collisions.

Direct collisions with motor vehicles (34%, n=231) were the most frequent collision type.