Sentence examples for the same collision from inspiring English sources

The researchers first searched for clusters of asteroids -- rocks all thought to come from the same collision -- using special software and a database of sky objects.

Morgan talked to both victims and drivers, sometimes from the same collision, as in one case involving the young footballer Courtney Meppen-Walter.

Astronomers have argued that Pluto's four small moons also are products of the same collision that resulted in the present Charon.

We are all still on the same collision course with climate change, and the crash will come sooner than expected for the industrialized world if it continues to consider itself beyond harm.

Antilock systems offer much the same collision avoidance advantages for motorcycles as well as an added benefit: preventing a loss of stability when the front wheel locks, a situation that almost always ends with a bike lying on the pavement.

I thought back to the World Book Night event at the South Bank in London, the queues at the Edinburgh International Book Festival and the continued march of the Hay-on-Wye franchise – but despite their excellence in their own right, none of them have the same atmosphere, the same collision between authors, publishers, bookshops and readers.

That same collision of the simple and the complex is what lies at the heart of her best work, a tight compact of the bold, the startling, and the mysterious.

That same collision created the Rocky Mountains, but here the geological processes are more visible: Bands of red shale and gray Pennsylvania limestone, which had originally been formed by the surging and retreating of a 300-million-year-old equatorial sea, rose from the earth like the layers of a magnificent, lopsided birthday cake.

Astronomers believe the small moons, temporarily designated S/2005 P1 and S/2005 P2, may be rubble from the same primordial collision that gave birth to Charon and could shed new light on the early history of the outer solar system.

In the same way, collision warning applications have been proven to have an impact on drivers' behavior: benefits such as the improvement of the reaction times in incidents and the reduction of accidents rate have been shown in [2].

Here, we derive a generalized form of the Bernoulli Trial collision scheme (GBT) where the number of selected pairs is any desired value smaller than (N l)−1), i.e., Nsel<(N l)−1), keeping the same the collision frequency and accuracy of the solution as the original SBT and BT models.