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collision
(redirected from Closing speed)

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collision
Obstetrics A mechanical obstruction to the birth of twins, such that the lay of one fetus impedes the engagement of the other; the most extreme collision is known as interlocking, see there Public health Motor vehicle accident. Cf MVA.


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Features: PLC control; oil, electric, or steam heating; adjustable daylight; variable closing speed.
Mercedes is using the '07 S-Class to debut its new Brake Assist Plus system, which utilizes radar to determine the proper amount of brake pressure needed to avoid a collision by determining the distance of vehicles ahead and providing a warning to the driver if the gap between vehicles is too small or the closing speed is too high.
When shopping for attachments, the contractor needs to understand that production for a multi-processor is all about speed and power," or the opening and closing speed of the jaws as well as their crushing and cutting power, Springer says.
 
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