Sentence examples for shock measures from inspiring English sources
If any company had initiated similar shock measures, its bond holders would have probably fled.
In advocating various procedures, it said that the removal of prisoners' clothing would create "a feeling of helplessness and dependence" and that slapping a prisoner -- "a quick glancing slap to the fleshy part of the cheek or stomach" -- could be useful "as shock measures".
The government had to deny rumors that it would introduce shock measures to prevent a further decline in the currency.
Productivity shock measures inter-industry and employment linkages and examines how export and import react which sectors are likely to lead to output and employment generation and whether the impacts will favor labor-intensive sectors (Ha and Swales 2012).
The shock measure was meant to arrest runaway inflation and crack down on illegal markets in the socialist state.
After a period of training, subjects begin to anticipate the shock (measured by a rise in skin conductance on their palms) when they see the image.
In addition, we examined the association between plasma HBP concentration at baseline and severity of shock measured as norepinephrine dose and plasma lactate concentration during the first 5 days after admission.
We analyze the multifractal scaling of the modulus of the interplanetary magnetic field near and far upstream of the Earth's bow shock, measured by Cluster and ACE, respectively, from 1 to 3 February 2002.
The shock measured 6.4 (local magnitude) as measured by the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory and originated at a depth of approximately 10.8 km.
The latest annual macroeconomic report of the Inter-American Development Bank also features risk scenarios for the region, that include the impact of a shock to China's economic growth (of approximately 3percentt of GDP) and a global asset price shock (measured as a 10percentt fall in equity prices) - IDB (2016, p.9-10).
That research should explore the health shock measure in order to clarify what the underlying etiologic mechanism(s) might be.
