"It begins in the dark after an intense experience, a shock", he says.
Reading his illuminations of the organisational through the personal is to experience a shock of recognition.
The same scene is detailed in one oral history after another: the almost hallucinatory experience, a shock even when long expected, of hearing the words "We're going to have to let you go".
Even more unfortunately, in humans the same mechanism can lead to injury, complications and death when patients are restrained in hospitals; and possibly also when infants experience a shock while lying on their stomachs, which is considered a likely cause of sudden infant death syndrome.
For instance, if you closed your eyes and I surprised you with an ice cube down your back, you'd experience a shock of cold.
As their feet collide with the ground--in this case, a running track--barefoot runners experience a shock of only 0.5 to 0.7 times their body weight, whereas shod heel strikers experience 1.5 to two times their body weight--a threefold to fourfold difference.
Aggregate network-level outcomes, such as the degree of risk sharing or the aggregate penetration of a new product, may also be affected by how 'connected' the network is, or the 'position' of nodes that experience a shock or who first hear about a new product.
Those familiar with the work of the painter Adolf Gottlieb might experience a shock of recognition as an explosive red ball of blood appears against a stark white background.
Train your family and friends in what to do if you experience a shock.
As soon as your feet hit the ground, bend your knees, so you don't experience a shock from landing with stiff legs.
Even a show as groundbreaking as MTV's "The Real World," responsible for showing some of reality television's earliest images of queer life in America, experienced a shock a decade ago when a black man came out in a season where it had already cast a gay roommate (it was the first time the show featured two gay men in its cast).
