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upon impact

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upon impact
Fig. at the place or time of an impact. The car crumpled upon impact with the brick wall. The man who fell from the top of the building died on impact.
See also: impact, upon


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This type is defined by the shape of the main arch on the foot, along with the extent of pronation, or inward rolling of the foot upon impact with the ground.
Requiring just 25 ounces of pressure, upon impact the three blades are deployed from the rear and immediately lock for maximum penetration.
The driver, who worked for a Spanish company, was detained on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a car burst into flames upon impact.
 
 
 
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