Sentence examples for shock devices from inspiring English sources

"We see electrical shock devices as having the potential to add to our layers of security," said Robert Johnson, a spokesman for the security administration.

Prosecutors portrayed Mr. Burge as a brash, boastful officer who attached shock devices to suspects, played Russian roulette by pointing guns at them and expected detectives to adhere to a "code of silence".

An understanding of the clinical aspects of electrical storm (E-storms) in patients with implantable cardiac shock devices (ICSDs: ICDs or cardiac resynchronization therapy with defibrillator [CRT-D]) may provide important information for clinical management of patients with ICSDs.

The council asked Stanford Law School's Criminal Justice Center to study the effectiveness and safety of Tasers and other "electronic control weapons" ahead of their decision, resulting in a report released this week that questions many of the claims that have bolstered the popularity of such shock devices in recent years, including their ability to minimize the use of lethal force by officers.

In a previous game, Mr. Winn held the shock device in his hand; this time, it was encircling his neck.

The sickening, rapid click-click-clicking of the electric shock device sounded like an angry rattlesnake as it passed within inches of my face.

"Did you take an electric shock device and apply it to Mr. Wilson's genitals?" asked Marc Martin, one Mr. Burge's defense lawyers.

So Ted says, "Will you marry me?" And, before I can respond, the Soviet scientists come out from behind this rock, where they've been operating their shock device.

The only thing that saved his life was a remote control skin shock device". When the video ends, Israel sits back in his chair and says, "Most people aren't aware of the severity of the problems some individuals have.

Because we wouldn't want a mess, now would we? Israel, who has faced criminal charges, went on to develop the shock device that the Judge Rotenberg Center produces and uses but was later forced out of his position there.

Cartier uses the close-up both to reveal emotions and as a shock device: a more threatening and perhaps exhilarating method than was used before.