Sentence examples for further collision from inspiring English sources

With no peace process with the Palestinians – which collapsed a year ago – it will be difficult for Netanyahu to disavow his remarks in recent days promising he would not allow the creation of a Palestinian state, comments that will set him on a further collision course with the US administration of Barack Obama and the EU.

This may place Cameron on a further collision course with Major, who said in his speech on Tuesday that the government needed to make sure that less well off people did not face a choice between deciding whether to pay for heating or eating.

The proposed approach results in reduced and consistent risk levels for both travel directions in addition to further collision reductions.

The great amount of nuclei leads to the growth of particles, which will aggregate into interwoven structures after further collision.

This is the last step of the contention-free RA since there is no need to resolve further collision.

The last receiving working period of p u) and overhearing working periods of all neighbors active at a(p u)) in T CDS of node u are updated for further collision avoidance.

One reason most retired pro athletes walk stiffly and have even more trouble getting up from soft chairs than I do is that they were so often rushed back into further collisions before their last wounds healed.

Police officers closed both carriageways to avoid further collisions and created a landing zone for the air ambulance helicopter.

Having passed the surface plane, the incident ion will undergo further collisions generating secondary recoils or cascades.

Further collisions between a droplet carrying a nucleus and another one carrying the product monomers cause the growth of the nucleus [19, 22]; (2) in the simple addition type, the reducing or precipitating reagent is directly added to the microemulsion containing the other reactant [23, 24], i.e., this mode promotes intramicellar nucleation and growth [22, 25].

After the initial collision, the debris undergoes further collisions in a process called a collisional cascade.