"When people saw Maria and realised that she did not wear a veil and that she played squash wearing shorts, they were shocked," explains her father.
This shock, explained only by Mourinho's stating that it was the coach's choice, was exacerbated by Ronaldo wearing the captain's armband by the time Casillas got his place back on the field, after his replacement, Antonio Adán, was red-carded for a reckless foul last Sunday.
In a similar study, Sadorsky (1999) examined US data and found that oil price shocks explained greater variations in US financial markets.
But I couldn't stop shivering because of the shock," explained Alex.
"The letter was a huge surprise, a real shock," explained Farquhar, "because I had filled out my forms last month indicating that I had planned to retire effective April 16.
"Not feeling any pain in such an event is a normal symptom of shock," explained clinical psychologist Unni Heltne from Norway, who spent one week in Zintan and Misrata with UNICEF, training school personnel on how to identify and help children with symptoms of trauma.
Although technology and fiscal policy shocks explain a significant fraction of the cyclical dynamics of earnings inequality, most of the short-run movements are not predictable.
They examine the pioneering efforts in the United States, Germany, and Denmark after the 1973 oil crisis and other shocks; explain why the United States surrendered its leadership role in renewable energy; and trace the recent rapid growth of modern renewables in electricity generation, describing, among other things, the return of wind and solar to the United States.
Moreover, in normal periods, short terms shocks explain more than 60%% of the variance in output.
Take the unemployment rate where own shocks explain 82% of the total variance, while divorce rate contributes with additional 15%.
