Sentence examples for type of collision from inspiring English sources
"Their exposure to this type of collision is much greater," she said.
Examples of metamorphic belts produced in response to this type of collision include the Paleozoic Appalachian and Caledonides belts and the Mesozoic-Cenozoic Alpine and Himalayan belts.
As a useful example, the simulation of one type of collision detection model is presented in this paper.
Dr Canup's models of developing solar systems suggest that in any system there is about a 15% chance of the type of collision which created the Earth and moon.It is one thing, though, to have the right conditions for life.
With Fox nearing sign-off, Waltrip examined more replays of the crash, and raised more concerns that Earnhardt's type of collision "is what drivers fear," more than the multicar pileup earlier where Tony Stewart's tumbling car "was losing energy" before coming to a gradual stop.
The cases were reviewed by type of collision and vehicle of injured occupant: side impact of PV with LTV, front impact of PV with LTV, and front impact of LTV with PV.
Japanese bullet train designs by Hitachi, which are lighter but less secure in a low-speed crash, the only type of collisions survivable, are another option.
We examined whether the intervention was related to abrupt significant declines in three types of alcohol-related collisions (i.e. fatalities, injuries or property damage only) compared to the same type of collisions without alcohol involvement.
The technology works pretty well, but it doesn't work with all types of collision damage.
The researchers hope the data will illuminate exactly what types of collision lead to concussion so that coaches can better evaluate when players who have had collisions are at risk.
Careful analysis of the ratios of particles churned out in thousands of collisions should thus determine whether a quark-gluon plasma was made or not.On February 10th the CERN researchers announced that analysis of the results of seven separate types of collision collectively provided evidence of the creation, for the first time, of just such a soup.
