Examples of using Collisions in English and their translations into Finnish
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Computer
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Programming
World's Best Collisions. You know this show?
But collisions can actually be beneficial… This may sound alarming,
The Bierge police found debris from two collisions five miles from where the missing man lived.
Weirdly, there are almost no collisions.
Such collisions have unfortunately become common along our coasts.
Even though this event is rare, these collisions in the fourth dimension should create a telltale signal.
This affects all players, so even those off the ball may have collisions.
Impact caused by falling or ejected objects and collisions of parts of the body with an obstacle.
Use YOUR MOUSE to guide panda avoiding collisions and shooting enemies
And in between collisions grand adventurers opened vast,
Introducing intelligent systems that prevent collisions and minimise their consequences has the greatest potential for improving pedestrian safety.
It is therefore justified to define a minimum level where serious collisions and derailments should be mandatory investigated by the independent body.
the coach will have to drive at high speed and to avoid collisions with obstacles, because in our version of the treatment is even a stroke.
Serious train accidents, such as derailments and collisions with fatal consequences,
There is now so much junk orbiting our planet that some scientists fear we have reached a critical mass, and that collisions are now inevitable.
But often the collisions of such vehicles on pedestrians are not recorded anywhere at all,
Many collisions but the most violent collision of all was unknown to humankind,
which can avoid measuring needle collisions, and without precision fixture.
In 2004, there were a total of 44 marine accidents(due to e.g. grounding, collisions and technical faults) in the Finnish territorial waters alone.
The earth is the result of many, many collisions but the most violent collision of all was unknown to humankind, unknown that is, until we went to the moon.