The phrase "assume shock" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is expected to take on a state of shock or disbelief, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "When she heard the news, she had to assume shock to process the information."
Alternatives: "take on shock" or "enter a state of shock."
As a first approximation, we assume a shock jump-parameterized source strength and spectrum, and that scatter-free transport occurs outside of the shock source, thus emphasizing the role the shock evolution plays in determining the modeled SEP event profile.
Indeed, given the prevalence of sex and violence on television and movie screens across the West, it is reasonable to assume that "shock fatigue" has set in.
Specifically, we assume that shocks are at rest and time stationary.
Whatever Britain decides, assuming the shock of Brexit does not break up Britain, it will follow the EU nine times out of 10.
Governments and central banks will face a dilemma: to tighten now, or increase inflation risks by assuming the shock is temporary.
The reduced order aerodynamic model used in this paper assumes the shock motion is small and in proportion to the structural motions.
It is commonly assumed that shock is the precipitating factor that results in gut hypoperfusion and initiation of MODS, and this seems likely to be the case in many patients who present with early shock.
In the literature, the δ-shock model has been mostly studied by assuming that shocks arrive according to a renewal process so that the interarrival times between shocks are independent and identically distributed.
Assume that a shock happens between the third and the fourth inspection times.
Therefore, the actual role of unemployment benefits is presumably exaggerated in these simulations which assume the same shock for all countries.
