Sentence examples for minutes shock from inspiring English sources

Broccoli, Pine Nut and Sage Steam 2 cups broccoli florets until just tender, about 5 minutes; shock in ice water, then drain and chop.

Two short words from the doctor turned the theory into reality and I went through several of the stages of grief within the space of about 10 minutes: shock, disbelief, anger, despair, resolve.

Experimental group A received fractionated repetitive high-energy ESWT every ten minutes (shock waves at 3 × 0.3 mJ/mm and 4 impulses/s with a total of 1000 impulses totaling 30 J).

The report, from an interview broadcast last night on "60 Minutes," shocked some residents, while others said it merely confirmed longstanding fears.

Microcirculatory measurements were taken from the sublingual region at baseline (pre-injury and haemorrhage) and in the thirty minute shock phase following controlled haemorrhage.

Resuscitation was triggered by the 90-minute shock period criteria at R0 in all animals but one, in which resuscitation was started 13 minutes into the shock period for cardiovascular collapse (defined previously).

Resuscitation was started either when the 90-minute shock period had elapsed, or when the swine had evidence of cardiovascular collapse defined as MAP below 30 mmHg for 5 minutes or below 20 mmHg for 10 seconds.

After a 30-minute shock period, animals were randomized to receive no resuscitation, to receive 15 ml/kg Hextend or to receive shed blood + 20 ml/kg lactated Ringer's solution.

At 120 minutes after shock, one animal from the TERLI group had died (at 80 minutes after shock).

The animals underwent hemodynamic, arterial blood gases and venous monitoring, at baseline (t0), impact moment (t1), after treatment (t2), intervals of 15 minutes after shock treatment (t3, t4, t5, t6), and 120 minutes after treatment (t7).

Steele had to be articulate because for much of the 90 minutes a shock seemed totally unlikely.