As he begins to backtrack, she jolts upright, stares back in shock, then in mock shock, shifting in subtle increments until she smiles, lets her face go blank again, and leans back into his arms with relaxed panic, a twenty-sided facial expression that should earn Lauren Graham a special Emmy.
The nature of this phenomena (heat shock, pH shift or hypoxia) needs further study.
Heat shock stress: shift of the temperature from 30°C to 50°C.
The distinguished periods of the main shock record shifted to longer periods than those of the weak motion data.
As the pressure ratio increases, the position of shock wave shifts downstream and the centrifugal acceleration and the reflow impetus increase, while the minimum temperature decreases, which prove that the increasing pressure ratio can improve the fluid expansion characteristics.
If we manage somehow to overcome that shock by shifting the burden to coal and natural gas … life may go on more or less as it has been until we run out of fossil fuels by the end of this century".
Stream of consciousness, short disjointed sentences, and incomplete dialogues reflected the shocks and shifts of urban life; one page of text was arranged in the shape of an apple tree; in the penultimate section of the book, 185 short numbered vignettes conveyed narrative information in the form of menu items, quiz answers, and stage directions.
Again the dependent variable has been shocked or shifted by something, and we want to see what would have happened in the absence of that something.
"It is possible that independence itself could provide the shock that would shift old practices and attitudes.
This system, descended from Formula One racing, rapidly rattles off shifts in the Modena F1; in the Spyder, sensors reduce power for a split second to null out any not-so-luxurious shift shock.
