This could mean a bend of an elbow or the strike of a footfall is converted into a jolt of power.
Whenever the neuron fired above a certain rate, the computer translated the signal into a jolt of electricity to the arm muscle, causing it to contract.
The intensity of the plea is a tug at the heart, a tug that turns into a jolt with a blunt cut to four little coffins being loaded on a plane.
Then, by turning into the pursued car, the officer forces it into a jolting tailspin that brings it screeching to a halt.
Harvey, a journalist and documentary filmmaker, turns this source material into a jolting drama about the ease with which a pair of killers go about their insane but entirely workable plan to bring down a great city.
Blocked, stressed, paranoid, he butts heads with his downtrodden lover, Armin Meier, who believes the terrorists should be executed, and with his mother, Lilo Pempeit, whom he engages in a back-and-forth over the principles of democracy and the value of free discussion; the film ends with him goading her into a jolting admission that she longs for a simpler, more authoritarian time.
When the couple stepped out of the church and into the sunshine, a jolt went through the crowd, which cheered their first kiss as husband and wife.
The lone cassette by Ghanaian Canadian rapper Ata Kak, issued in the early 1990s, arrived into 2015 with a jolt.
According to the study, specialists removed the nuclear DNA from five donor eggs and replaced it with nuclear DNA from the mother that was fused into place with a jolt of electricity.
As we emerged onto the puddles of the mid-monday-morning streets, trying desperately to remember the address of the bloke we met in the smoking area who said he was having an after-party, we were sprung back into reality with a jolt.
The director, Gabriele Salvatores, turns the moment into a jolting "Boo!," but the jolt is fair enough, since this shot, like every other in the movie, is meant to put us inside Michele's perceptions and emotions.
