Sentence examples for shock produced from inspiring English sources
In special circumstances such as the state of shock produced by large burns, intracranial surgery, coronary occlusion, and septicemia, acute and rapidly penetrating ulcers may occur.
The ear-slicing sequence in Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs" seemed like a deliberate attempt to replicate the kind of shock produced by the wildest moments in "Bonnie and Clyde," but without the pretense of political or social relevance.
The greatest shock produced by the booklet comes from the realization that both the opposing prophecies about Gen. de Gaulle before the referendum calling him to power fatally continue to be proved true--that he was France's only signal chance for recovery, and that he would to some extent be the captive of his Fascist followers.
Mr Miles thinks the outlook is better than in the previous housing bust, because borrowers do not face the sort of shock produced in the late 1980s when the Bank of England doubled the base rate in little more than a year.
The problem is to simulate the evolution of a shock produced through a high-speed flyer plate.
Our results showed that heat shock produced a strong time-dependent induction of relative luciferase activity in the four luciferase reporter cells.
Tail shock produces transient presynaptic inhibition and longer lasting presynaptic facilitation of the siphon sensory neurons in Aplysia.
Thermal shock produces nanoporosity at lower KOH/coal ratios (0.5-1.0 0.5-1.0an respective low-rate heating/gOH acthantion.
His schematic picture of the magnetic structure supporting the type IV burst and the leading shock producing the type II radio burst is very similar to the interplanetary picture developed by Gold (1962).
Much of this gas is piled up between the heliopause and the bow shock producing a hydrogen wall that can be detected by UV observations as an absorption signature in the Lyman-α line.
Trauma is defined in the Oxford American dictionary as "an emotional shock producing a lasting effect upon a person".
