Sentence examples for steep shock from inspiring English sources

For one night, the words were projected on to the Castle Keep, a steep shock of a building on a busy junction opposite a pub and car park.

Actual pressure waves are often non-linear and include steep shocks followed by gradual expansions.

"Really steep payment shock loans and subprimes.... Very little income documentation, really high prepayment penalties".

"But a prolonged commodity price shock, steep currency depreciations and worsening growth prospects in a deteriorating global economic environment have quickly driven up borrowing costs and debt-to-GDP ratios".

When no or low diffusion and dispersion are present relative to advection, steep fronts or shocks occur in the solutions.

It is well known that moving mesh and upwinding schemes are two kinds of techniques for tracking the shock or steep wave front in the solution of PDEs.

Triggers for a drastic market correction — such as an interest rate shock and steep stock prices in the US, overheated housing market in Canada, geopolitical events in the Middle East and Ukraine, economic slowdown in emerging markets, and fears of recession in Europe — are all there, yet market volatility (a measure of how widely prices swing) has been eerily low, said Hollands.

The artificial viscosity broadens shocks to steep gradients at some characteristic length scale, but should not cause too large smearing.

In addition to the mass-conserving property of most conventional algorithms, the FCT algorithms strictly maintain the positivity of actual mass densities so steep gradients and inviscid shocks are handled particularly well.

For solving hyperbolic systems with stiff sources or relaxation terms, time stepping methods should combine favorable monotonicity properties for shocks and steep solution gradients with good stability properties for stiff terms.

We found that BNP kinetics differed significantly in the two subgroups of critical sepsis patients, as the BNP concentrations demonstrated significantly steeper declines in septic shock patients than in severe sepsis patients.