Sentence examples for inward shock from inspiring English sources

And like so many diaphanous signposts of Nabokov's celebrated "other worlds," these "pretty insects" inhabit his prose: "A butterfly in the Park, an orchid in a shop window, would revive everything with a dazzling inward shock of despair," utters Van Veen in "Ada" Dmitri Nabokov observed that there is a tiny consolation to selling these books now.

They rely on fuel pellets with a "perfect" globular shape in order to generate a symmetrical inward shock wave to produce the high-density plasma, and in practice these have proven difficult to produce.

Such oscillations are the result of inward-propagating shock waves generated in the outer layers of the star during the contraction phase.

That accelerates the underlying target layers inward, sending a shock wave into the center of each pellet's mass.

Due to the presence of gravitation, the pressure (density), velocity and azimuthal magnetic field increase, in general, as we move inward from the shock front.

Due to the presence of gravitation, the pressure, velocity, azimuthal magnetic field and density decrease, in general, as we move inward from the shock.  .

This so-called "explosive lens" focused the shock waves inward with enough force to rapidly compress the plutonium core to several times its original density.

The new giant hole feeds on gas funneled inward by the collision's shock waves.

Hyperosmotic shock induced an inward current indicative of channel activation, and the observed current disappeared upon removal of osmotic shock, implicating channel closure.

Taking into consideration the high-latitude effects, the calculation indicates that the shock is now moving inward to within 85 AU.

But there's a catch: When an expanding supernova remnant hits the cooler gas between stars, known as the interstellar medium, it creates a shock wave that propagates inward through the remnant and could potentially break up the dust particles.