Sentence examples for is collided from inspiring English sources
verb
To impact directly, especially if violent
- When a body collides with another, then momentum is conserved.
Our energy consumption model considers the energy used in successful transmissions, receptions as well as the number of times a packet is collided (retransmissions).
If the transmission is collided with another SU, the CW should be increased, as the channel appears to be more crowded than anticipated before.
If the transmission is collided, the node would back off by selecting a new back off time based on the DCF mechanism.
The nature of k-TAS exploits the information on whether currently visited node is collided and, if yes, which descendant nodes collide with it.
The MDAOP setup may fail if any one of four control packets is collided, damaged, or lost in transmission, i.e., MP needs to restart the MMDA four-way-handshaking mechanism.
"Art is colliding everywhere but particularly here, and it's exciting and also a little controversial".
And so, locavorism is colliding with municipalities' ordinances regulating the keeping and slaughtering of livestock.
This year New York Fashion Week is colliding with Rosh Hashana.
But his zeal is colliding with the reality of life as a Congressional freshman.
The quest for political status at the Democratic convention is colliding with its elaborate security measures.
Now, though, such ethical laxity is colliding with the new boldness of German tax authorities.
