Later, the famous Dr. RA Cowley, who was head of Shock-Trauma at University of Maryland hospital, said this small study gave him the ammunition he needed to get the first statewide trauma system in the country, a system that would take trauma victims to the hospitals that were staffed and equipped to handle them, rather than just taking them to the closest hospital (Franklin and Doelp 1980).
Those of particles that are present in the head of the shock wave reach the bottom of the projectile with the open lead core and may get enriched with this element.
Whether expressed in the hushed tones of teenagers in schoolyards or by adults walking along Bloomfield Avenue and shaking their heads, the sense of shock and anger was the same.
He wears the hat back on his head, a shock of hair coming out from beneath it to adorn his forehead.
At times she confuses, seeming to create bizarre worlds suffering plagues of rats and multiple baby-kidnappings, only to reveal by the end of the story that the unreality is in the head of the narrator; the shock of the realisation adds - tenfold - to the emotions.
The decision by Parish and his team to hire Moody after he was sacked as Cardiff's head of recruitment amid much shock and outrage (most notably from the manager, Malky Mackay) does show that those in charge at Selhurst Park are capable of making savvy decisions.
I went from laughing hysterically, to shaking my head in a most pleasurable brand of shock, to lowering the volume on the gay zombie orgy to protect the delicate ears of my (I'm sure already deeply perplexed) neighbors.
When I looked into the nearest reflections, the back of my head would shock me, as did my ears at first — they came to a rounded point at the back, and one of them stuck out more than the other, just like my father's.
At the end, he seems eager to dispose of his characters in order to fill out a pattern: one after another gets shot at point-blank range (there's hardly an actor who retains the back of his head), and shock gives way to disbelief and even laughter.
The runaway favourite to become the new head of the Financial Conduct Authority has shocked the City by withdrawing from the recruitment process despite growing speculation that her appointment was all but assured.
