Sentence examples for example of shock from inspiring English sources

An illustrative example of shock lifting of a light-weight cylinder is presented.

A typical example of shock wave boundary layer interaction is the flowfield past aerodynamic surfaces during control.

The example of shock degradation with an unknown shock occurrence time, considered in Section 5.1.1, is used.

More general 1D and 2D reacting flow models and new examples of shock turbulence interactions are provided to demonstrate the advantage of well-balanced schemes.

It is shown some examples of shock loads that can be described in the form of the Laplace transform basis elements.

Computed example problems of shock wave and droplet interactions compare well with empirical measurements and show counterintuitive vaporization trends that are explainable from basic physical arguments.

In a first step, we extracted all index symptoms (for example "Signs of shock", "Pain on the low right side") listed in the paediatric telephone protocol for abdominal pain (Please see left column of Table  1 for details).

Although regulators fret over shocks to a bank's foreign parent or withdrawal of that parent's support, Peter Sands, the boss of Standard Chartered, a British bank, observes that "there are lots of examples of shocks in the market when the support of the parent is needed".

I consider the husband's disbelief an example of "gender shock," echoing Alvin Toffler's famous concept of "future shock" from the 1970s.

Even the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, the quintessential example of a shock, had only a temporary impact on consumer demand.

That is speculation, but the fact is that the stimulus programmes in the big emerging markets have been, mostly, large and effective.China's stimulus package was the earliest and best-known example of fiscal shock and awe.