Sentence examples for flight shocks from inspiring English sources

By means of numerical simulations, we show that the larger the relative weight of the foreign reserves target in the central bank's loss function, the larger is the domain of attraction of the stable equilibrium where the economy is not vulnerable to capital flight shocks.

I spend the rest of the flight shocked.

Qatar, a nation of just over two million inhabitants with little to no history in top-flight soccer, shocked everyone.

Forward flight affects broadband shock-associated noise generation through noise source modification.

The one major difficulty for supersonic flight is the shock waves that produce a wave drag and sonic boom.

Recently, Norum and Shearin [3,4] carried out a series of experiments to quantify the effects of forward flight on broadband shock-associated noise using an open wind tunnel.

Dr Hans-Werner Teichmüller, president of the Deutsche Fliegerarztverband, an association of German doctors who carry out examinations on pilots and flight crew, expressed shock at the co-pilot's alleged actions.

But in light of the incident this week in which a United Airlines passenger was dragged off a sold-out flight, to the shock of his fellow passengers and millions watching it on video, passenger advocates say airlines' seating policies may now get closer scrutiny.

Undoubtedly there would be massive costs from doing so, including credit controls to prevent currency flight, and a profound shock to business and consumer confidence.

Tone noise radiated through the inlet of a turbofan is mainly due to rotor-stator interactions at subsonic regimes (approach flight), and to the shock waves attached to each blade at supersonic helical tip speeds (takeoff).

Proust's genius was to recognize that the shock of flight wasn't technological but intellectual; he captures the true heartbreak of mortality, not the knowledge that the world continues on without us but a realization that the human mind — its quests and frontiers — flies on, too.