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31. Gratingly around the end of the truck and, still spinning and sliding, was about to collide with me again.

32. At present paper, we deduced the relative velocity distribution of mixed ideal gas molecule. Then we got the average collide frequency and average free distance.

33. so anyone creating an XPath has to be prepared to create new prefixes to disambiguate these collisions, and make sure those prefixes don't collide with any others already in use.

34. Dec 1987 - A total of 4,386 die in world's worst peacetime shipping disaster, as ferry Dona Paz, owned by Sulpicio Lines, and an oil tanker collide off Mindoro Island.

35. The tides slide on the tidy wide beach and collide each other.

36. Australia's commercial relations with its biggest trading partner tend to collide with China's unhappiness over its political stance, especially over human rights.

37. Environmental protection and freedom of trade become world trends, which might collide with each other.

38. The only remaining viable alternative is the heat produced when asteroids collide with one another.

39. His works are unified by an acute awareness of the tragicomic, often conjuring up visions of childhood and collective memory in a space where the modern and the traditional collide.

40. Some of the electrons or ions then collide with the drops and stick to them.

41. He doesn't stimulate, collide with, hurt and offend others as he can as possible.

42. These annihilations are thought to occur when two WIMPs collide,[www.Sentencedict.com] generating gamma-rays which can be picked up by detectors such as those on board Fermi.

43. When a meddlesome mother enrolls in university with her son, old and new worlds collide.

44. At those high densities the atoms frequently collide with each other.

45. March 27, 1977. Two Boeing 747s, operated by KLM and Pan Am, collide on a foggy runway at Tenerife, in Spain's Canary Islands killing 583 people.

46. Fender - bender . In the distant future, Earth could collide with another planet.

47. This is because they collide with the water molecules and are pushed this way and that.

48. Tangential air makes the particles rotating and intensifies particles' turbulent motion, so the liquid drops are easier to collide with particles and wet them.

49. When the line collide with the surface in the space, the atmosphere was warm and cordial.

50. The NLRB argues that under the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, if federal and state laws collide, the latter must yield—that is, the state law is "pre-empted" by federal law.

51. The broad communion of the eastern and western art gives the post -modernism art and the aesthetics of Lao-zi and Zhuang-zi a chance to fuse and collide .

52. Western wedding contains various custom culture has become a kind of trend, but young Chinese wedding flow shirt-sleeve west the process is a tide of friction with the traditional process, collide.

53. If multiple universes exist, they may collide with each other and leave behind signs in the cosmic microwave background radiation, researchers say.

54. Abstract: Valve may collide with piston wnen diesel runs , so we calculate dimensional train.

55. Social media, local search and mobile search all collide in today's online world to provide an ultimate user experience.

56. Bulges and elliptical galaxies ( that is, diskless bulges ) form when galaxies collide and merge.

57. Two Boeing 747s, operated by KLM and Pan Am, collide on a foggy runway at Tenerife, in Spain's Canary Islands killing 583 people.

58. The colliding Antenna Galaxies, a hyperkinetic smashup in space, may approximate what will happen when the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy collide in about 2.5 billion years.

59. For example, if Newtonian mechanics governed the workings of an atom, electrons would rapidly travel towards and collide with the nucleus.

60. When the motion tracks of two objects intersect, they may collide and have interference. Before and after their collision, they meet law of conservation of momentum and law of conservation of energy.