How to pronounce “collisions” in English

Collisions can be between different particles, as I mentioned.

Collisions don't really happen like that between small bodies.

more collisions per second.

the collisions among ourselves, all the beautiful minds and hearts, all the emotions and all the stories

And you ensure no collisions.

So those collisions would be so rare that it was thought that planets-- one in a trillion stars would have planets around it.

Learn to avoid the collisions.'

Those kind of collisions don't happen like they do in the asteroid belt in "Star Wars," I'm afraid.

It's these collisions and this density that creates these opportunities for amazing things to happen.

You can tell whether these collisions happen forwards or backwards in time.

And then that risks more collisions between spacecraft, which produces more debris.

And in each of these collisions of which we have about a billion per second, you produce these new particles.

And what happens is that collisions happen in space and they happened for millennia.

You need to take a bajilliion collisions before you can see the difference.

We can create these amazing collisions of creativity and innovation, which to me was like incredibly eye opening.

inspiring because I think Indian collisions between multiple beliefs and traditions have brought forth some of

challenges to the Indian present through religious collisions and

An enormous amount of background collisions, which does not produce the Higgs boson, but the particles either exactly the same or very similar

to test one of these nuclear standoff collisions.

Or did you have galaxy collisions so often in the early universe that if you started out with the small black hole at the center of a galaxy it would just naturally get larger

There's so many flops and fumbles and collisions and problems and little difficult moments.

And that includes things like fragments from satellite collisions or explosions, drops of leaked coolant, even paint flecks.

And there may be damping of the radiation due to collisions between electrons and ions, and electrons and neutrons, and other possible sources of damping.

It's just that the energy you can reach and these collisions isn't remotely high enough.

It's people who just focus on the collisions.

Being involved in an environment-- Blaine says that it has many collisions, that it's all about force and power.

They basically build a probabilistic model of all the collisions that happen, or all possible collisions that happen given the historical data that they had.

where we've been looking at Sage grass collisions with fence lines at Prairie Dog colonies and how they're expanding affecting blackf footed ferret

All the information we have obtained from the proton-proton collisions at the Large Hadron Collider, along with all the efforts of generations

And so you have all of these unexpected collisions of ideas and of people taking place in coffeehouses.

And the avenues became known as Death Avenue because of these collisions.

I mean I can't tell you what sort of bizarre collisions I've had in academic circles saying something derogatory about life under the Taliban.

It is also about 100 times more collisions per second than the Fermilab machine.

and inside that moment, there might be 20 collisions.

- Yeah, but can you individually pinpoint the collisions?

However, the CERN accelerator had 10 times the collisions per second and three and a half times the energy.

But in principle, because of all the collisions between them, there could be some sort of weird conspiracy.

So collisional excitation of 21-centimeter radiation-- that is electron-hydrogen atom collisions-- is in very important diagnostics of the early universe.

I would put together an exhibit and it would be all of the collisions, right?

And the physicists have to analyze the data collected from millions of billions of collisions in order to illuminate the statistical evidence

"Results are presented from searches for the standard model Higgs boson proton-proton collisions at square root of s equals 7 and 8 TeV in the Compact Muon Solenoid".

ultimately make decisions that allowed people to connect more freely and prioritize collisions over convenience.

So our big bet, accelerating collisions, commuting, and co-learning will lead, essentially, to happiness, luckiness, innovation, and productivity.

And every time you hit the target, you get trillions of these collisions.

So, from here on, through a random walk of collisions and scattering, it needs to find its way out.

We had ten times the number of collisions per second.

And that's what higher energy and more collisions per second will do for you.

recreated the conditions of planetary formation, and used computer models to simulate planetary collisions.

So, for instance, if it's produced in collisions in a collider, like at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, even though we may not