Essentially, rekeying is the process of duplicating the estimate that the insurance company originally wrote into the collision shop's own estimation processes.
At the moment of writing the experiment has collected its first collisions for an integrated luminosity of 220 nb−1; the peak luminosity reached has been of 2 × 1030 cm−2sec−1.
I wrote the "3D engine" for our game, which included the physics, collision detection, and animation of the characters in their virtual world.
"We are asking people to provide us with ideas on ways to prevent collisions," said Tim Bodurtha, the biologist at the Fish and Wildlife Service who is writing the plan.
It captured every brilliant thing about Peake: the glorious writing; the strangeness; the collision of voices and realities; the satire of now – whenever now is as you read or listen – and the beautiful, vivid conjuring of fragments of the past.
Right now, as I've written in the past, the collision of deflation with the zero lower bound means that Japan actually offers investors a higher real interest rate than they can get in other advanced countries.
The influenza pandemic, he writes, was "the first great collision between nature and modern science"; "for the first time, modern humanity, a humanity practicing the modern scientific method, would confront nature in its fullest rage".
The proposed show echoes a whodunnit based around the Bloomsbury group that he once planned to write – another collision of moralising art and messy life that combined his comic sensibility and love of Eng Lit.
She writes in one poem of the collision when a mother, after 37 years, apologised for her childhood, and "quietly screamed / Where else could I turn?
When the Russian-American scholar Immanuel Velikovsky wrote "Worlds in Collision" in 1950, describing catastrophic near collisions and the wandering of planets, astronomers dismissed it as crank science.
