The phrase "affected shock" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing emotional responses or reactions, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The news of the disaster left her in a state of affected shock, struggling to process the reality of the situation."
Alternatives: "emotional shock" or "stunned reaction".
All the people emotionally affected, shocked by what is happening so close to home.
Analytical/computational models that describe this phenomenon, particularly emphasizing on the mechanism and some key parameters affecting shock enhancement behavior, are also included.
It's in the affecting shock of such scenes, when cinema is allied to everyday, eternal human suffering and not exploited to serve some bogus end, that Winterbottom gets beyond the inept conceits betrayed by the film's title.
We've had the preposterous spectacle of some of the most senior figures in broadcasting running around like maiden aunts who've walked in on some teenage party, affecting shock and disbelief at what they've heard.
She could, at this point, play the humble-woman card and affect shock at the fact that she, a blue-collar girl from Boston, is working the red carpet in Cannes.
It responded much as its big tech colleagues have: affect shock, assure users this was never intended and promise action.
The absence of massed U.S. troops in the north didn't affect "Shock and Awe".
In addition to housing market conditions, government participation in the housing market also affects shock responsiveness.
In this state, micro-atomic fluctuation in anisotropic crystal structures mainly affect shock wave propagation in the stretching processes of the [100], [110], and [111] copper nanowires.
These results can be expected to contribute to an understanding of shocks in comets as we have two heavy ion components and heavy ions were surmised to affect shocks in cometary plasmas [25].
