Sentence examples for an intense shock from inspiring English sources
SEVERAL spectroscopic studios have recently been made of the light emitted from gases submitted to an intense shock wave1 3, but little information is available about the emission from air and other permanent gases.
The scenes from Chelyabinsk, rocked by an intense shock wave when a meteor hit the Earth's atmosphere Friday morning, offer a glimpse of an apocalyptic scenario that many have walked through mentally, and Hollywood has popularized, but scientists say has never before injured so many people.
In hopes of toughening such small grained metals, researchers in the United States and Switzerland led by physicist Eduardo Bringa at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California carried out both supercomputer simulations and experiments on nanocrystalline copper that was exposed to an intense shock wave from a high powered laser.
It was an intense shock and it is his memory, and the memory of others who have lost their lives, that has driven my work over the last 2 and a half years.
An intense shock would also produce an extreme energetic storm particle (ESP) event at Earth (Tsurutani et al. 2009b).
This was consistent with the findings related to the sandwich panel response subjected to a single intense shock.
Reactions to the diagnosis of a cancer ranged from relief to intense shock.
Fig. 3 The SAO Explorer profilogram plot of the electron density profiles at Millstone Hill, Massachusetts for 6 8 November 2004 shows the timeline of ionospheric response to an intense interplanetary shock event on 7 November 18 27 UT (dashed vertical line).
More than half a century ago, Hans Selye, the father of the stress concept in biology, stated that "an intense psychic shock may also exert pronounced effects on the hair, e.g., graying and generalized loss of hair" [1].
It was only later, after the intense shock had subsided and a heavy pain was starting to bed in, that Robi Damelin was told what her first words were on hearing that her son had been killed: "You may not kill anybody in the name of my child". She says now: "I suppose that was some kind of prediction of what I would do in the future.
In Shia majority Iraq, Haidar al-Abadi, the prime minister, expressed "intense shock" at the execution, which he said would "lead to nothing but more destruction".
