Although the melee knocked the fight out of Las Vegas, Tyson understood its eventual shock value.
Having reached the Cup final in 1971 and 1972, Arsenal could be forgiven for a lack of interest after being humbled in the 1973 semi-final by the eventual shock winners, Sunderland.
The pathogenesis usually involves a nidus of infection, which progresses to a bloodstream infection, followed by activation of mediators and eventual shock or multiorgan failure [ 2].
This model can accommodate non-linear distortion of waves and the eventual formation of shock waves.
A general property of nonlinear hyperbolic wave equations is the eventual formation of discontinuities (shocks) in the evolving signal and a central issue in shock propagation is the identification of physically acceptable shock solutions.
By contrast, extensive bacteremia, when it is associated with the release of bacterial toxins into the circulation (septicemia; see also sepsis), can be a serious medical emergency leading to bacteremic shock and eventual vascular collapse.
Much of the evening bustles along amusingly as warped domestic comedy, allowing Pinter's gift for creating quirky poetry from vernacular language to keep us from registering the threat of incipient cruelty, so that the shock of its eventual arrival is all the more acute.
This also eliminates the need for frequent re-potting, which can lead to transplant shock and the eventual death of the plant.
The 1996 Republican field wasn't exactly an Olympic squad, either, with such lights as Lamar Alexander (self-styled "Lamar!"), eventual no-hope nominee Bob Dole, and shock-jock congressman Bob Dornan.
He could not shake the shock even after the eventual victory.
The patient subsequently had sustained ventricular tachycardia with persistent hypotension and eventual pulseless electrical activity with refractory shock.
