Sentence examples for more frequent collisions from inspiring English sources

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

Faster diffusion can lead to more frequent collisions with, and attachment to, fracture walls and may also lead to movement of particles into zones of relatively immobile pore water in the fractures or in the fine pore structure of the clay-rich matrix between fractures.

As the network density increases, the number of nodes in the outmost area increases, which also leads to more frequent collisions.

Because SB-64 and RSS have more frequent collisions in a single hop propagation, they are more likely to have a broadcast failure in a single hop, which will be counted as a broadcast propagation failure.

It is predicted that more frequent collisions at higher particle density overcome weak repulsive surface charges allowing aggregates to be formed, which are stabilized by attractive cohesive forces [20, 21].

Despite this, there was still greater relative distance (p = 0.05) covered at both high (p = 0.224) and moderate speeds (p = 0.02) in the high-standard group, more frequent collisions (p = 0.019) and RHIE bouts (p = 0.004), and greater internal loads highlighted by session RPE (p = 0.001).

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.

The energy efficiency of TTR MAC and IEEE 802.15.6 decreases with the increasing number of nodes with burst data, since the IEEE 802.15.6 will suffer more frequent packet collisions and TTR MAC will generate more additional control packets when burst data arise.

In addition, the high macromolecule concentration (>100 mg/ml) in living cells can cause more frequent molecular collisions to force the dissociation of bound proteins.

Moreover, compared with the infrastructure Basic Service Set (BSS) WLAN networks, the wider coverage area in WLAN mesh networks causes more frequent packet collision thus limits the network capacity.

Traffic conflicts are more frequent than road collisions and are of marginal social cost, they provide insight into the failure mechanism that leads to road collisions, and BA studies based on traffic conflicts can be conducted over shorter periods.