Sentence examples for impacts in which from inspiring English sources

Some scientists have suggested that they are the marks of comet impacts, in which the impacting body was large in size but had so little density as to produce no crater.

The risk is particularly high in side impacts, in which a car's occupant is almost three times more likely to die if hit by an S.U.V. instead of a car, and five times more likely if hit by a pickup, according to federal crash statistics.

Different types of patterns were simulated in axial impacts in which two geometrical pattern frequencies (radial and longitudinal) are multiplied.

The approach facilitates a more comprehensive outlook of the end-of-pipe process impacts, in which wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are included.

The study presents human tolerance estimates for concussion based on linear and angular head acceleration from impacts in which participants do not wear helmets.

I worked on "Deep Impact," in which we drowned them under a comet-driven tidal wave.

Some credit a four-year-old program called Operation Impact, in which recent graduates of the police academy are paired with seasoned officers in the neighborhoods where they are most needed.

A broadcast of the 1998 movie "Deep Impact," in which a large comet hurtles toward the Earth, helped CBS win on Sunday in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49of Nielsen's estimates.

Judge Garaufis ruled that the 1999 and 2002 tests were biased under a concept known as "disparate impact," in which discrimination can be inferred from statistics: if minorities fare worse than whites, a circumstantial case can be made.

I'm just suggesting that it's rather a limited avenue of historical research that seems to have much to do with the dread word "impact" – in which academics are supposed to show that their work has "real-world" effects, whatever that might mean, though often interpreted to include public recognition and media coverage.

Such landings are a hallmark of Streb's work, and this one led into the appropriately named "Impact," in which the dancers smashed their bodies into the Plexiglas wall vertically, horizontally, pinning one another, squeezing out from underneath those on top; faces drooped and smeared as they slid down the plastic; muscles strained as they held up the weight of other bodies.