Sentence examples for term shocks from inspiring English sources
Long term shocks represent 76.5%% of output variance.
Hence, short term shocks end up explaining almost 100%% of the deviations of output.
The contribution of short term shocks with respect to the variance of output is of 51.3 %.
On the other hand, short term shocks represent 45.4%% of the variation in output.
(1991) find that in the case of the United States, both long term and short term shocks are important.
The very term "shock and awe" has a swagger to it, no doubt because it was intended to discourage Mr. Hussein and his circle.
Japanese electronics giant Sony has taken an extraordinary step to cash in on the war in Iraq by patenting the term "Shock and Awe" for a computer game.
But economic study after economic study from organisations that don't have an axe to grind say there will be a short term shock to the economy for a number of years.
The differences are, to use the proper term, shocking.
Commenting on the term "shock and awe" in the film, Cameron said: "We know what it feels like to launch the missiles.
