Sentence examples of "Collapsing" in English with translation "схлопываться"

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And again, we can see it in slightly different form there, with the bubble forming and collapsing between those two surfaces. И опять, немного отличающийся угол, и пузырь образуется и схлопывается между двумя поверхностями.
And when that vapor bubble collapses, it emits sound, light and heat, and it's a very destructive process. И когда такой пузырек пара схлопывается, он испускает звук, свет и тепло, и это чрезвычайно разрушительный процесс.
It's like, when the elasticity or something, it just suddenly goes in the implant and it all just collapses. Это вроде как упругость или что-то такое, она просто случается в импланте, и он схлопывается.
After financial implosions, such as the collapse of the dot-com bubble in 2000 or the sub-prime meltdown of 2007-8, such views appear arrogant. После финансовых крахов, таких, как схлопывание "доткомовского" пузыря в 2000г., или катастрофа субстандартных займов в 2007-2008гг., подобный взгляд может показаться самонадеянным.
In theory it was once a star, but instead of fading or exploding, it collapsed like a failed soufflé into a tiny point of inescapable singularity. Согласно теории, когда-то она была звездой, но затем, вместо того чтобы погаснуть или взорваться, она схлопнулась, как неудавшееся суфле, и превратилась в крохотную точку с неотвратимым своеобразием.
We are in the midst of a financial crisis caused by the serious mispricing of all kinds of risks and by the collapse of the housing bubble that developed in the first half of this decade. Мы находимся в разгаре финансового кризиса, вызванного серьёзной недооценкой всевозможных видов риска и схлопыванием мыльного пузыря недвижимости, раздувшегося за первую половину этого десятилетия.
So to solve this quandary of the two force peaks: what I think was going on is: that first impact is actually the limb hitting the load cell, and the second impact is actually the collapse of the cavitation bubble. И вот ответ на загадку двух пиков: я думаю, что первый пик это столкновение ноги с датчиком, а второй удар - это схлопывание кавитационного пузыря.
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