a narrow escape

When he fell from the motorcycle, he made a narrow escape. If he crashes soon, he will be killed by a track just passed by.

Ken lost nearly the whole amount due to the collapse of the stock price, but he told him to sell shares the day before so he made a small escape.

The problem of stenosis escape is a general problem in biology, biophysics and cell biology and is represented by the following equation: Brown particles (ions, molecules or proteins) are boundary regions Or cells). In addition to a small window that can escape. The narrow escape problem is the problem of calculating the average escape time. This time diverges as the window shrinks, making computation a singular perturbation problem. Brown, Robert (1828). "Microscopic observation of particles contained in plant pollen in June, July, August of 1827 and a brief introduction on the universality of active molecules in organic and inorganic materials" (PDF) Journal of philosophy. 4: 161 - 173. In addition, follow-up defense against Brown's original observations, additional comments on active molecules

Q: I suffered minor injuries lately. Escape from the dead When I was recovering, I seemed frustrated because my emotions recovered and I was not sure whether I appreciated it or not. How can we know when we can accept what happened and check the results and proceed further? A: A: First of all, let us tell you how happy you are, and whether you really escaped serious injury. It is hard to be satisfied with your fortune when you are still shocked. After such a destiny brush, it takes time to explain what happened and what it means to you. Asking for help to find answers to questions is a good way to start bringing down some accidents.