0 present participle of collide
1 (especially of moving objects) to hit something violently:
It was predicted that a comet would collide with one of the planets.
The two vans collided at the crossroads.
Experimentally, the colliding foil system known for its capability to generate dense and hot plasma has been recently complemented with a time-resolved spectroscopic diagnostic.
Consequently, the mobile robot must move almost at its maximum speed, while at the same time, not colliding with obstacles.
In the first approximation, we assume a complete conversion of kinetic energy into thermal energy of the colliding plasma.
The robot does successfully travel around without colliding with any of the objects.
This takes care of the robot taking less sharp turn to avoid colliding with the object.
It maneuvers to avoid colliding with the obstacle.
We will use an ontology component to help the planner determine the consequences of colliding with another object.
The type of soliton interaction depends on the parameters (amplitude, phase, velocity) of the colliding solitons.
