An example is given for shock tracking in the one-dimensional Euler equations.
An example for a suggestion for shock mitigation that turned out to be an enhancement of the impinging shock wave was the idea to cover a protected object with a foam layer.
Severe haemorrhage may be diagnosed either by the level of vital signs (for example, shock) or by the localisation of the bleed – for example, intracranial haemorrhage is defined as a bleeding emergency (Table 1).
For example, metabolic acidosis can be a sign of organ distress due to hypoperfusion or hypoxia (for example, shock, ketoacidosis or kidney disease) [ 3].
For example, shock induces gut hypoperfusion, leading to production of proinflammatory mediators, which can amplify the SIRS response [ 13].
Within the carbonaceous chondrite group, the CI chondrites, which contain the full complement of volatile elements at solar abundance levels, are the class most frequently associated with outer planet satellite formation (see for example, Shock and McKinnon, 1993; Zolotov, 2012).
The sample population is also too small and too heterogeneous to support specific conclusions regarding threshold values for specific subgroups of patients (for example, septic shock patients).
For example, heat shock protein 90 can stabilize HIF-1α, and receptor for activated kinase C (RACK1) can lead to HIF-1α ubiquitination and degradation [ 29].
The critical phosphorylation site for HSF1 activation is the Ser326 residue, seen after, for example, heat shock and chemical stress.
Regarding Brexit, for example, the shock exaggerated its meaning.
