The outgoing deputy governor of the Bank of England has warned that the UK faces a bumpy recovery with rising interest rates likely to trigger shocks along the way.
An unresolved issue concerns the potential for trigger shocks from chemical ignition reactions between reactive metals in contact with oxide coatings such as rust.
Data obtained indicated that onset of base surface-entrapment induced explosive boiling-caused trigger shocks is a result of complex combination of surface wettability, type of coating (organic versus inorganic), degree of coating wearoff, existence of bypass pathways for pressure relief, charring and non-condensable gas (NCG) release potential.
A rare complication had occurred – a "uterine inversion" – triggering shock and a life-threatening haemorrhage.
Zac Goldsmith and Stephen Phillips were Tory MPs with two of the most comfortable majorities in the country until they triggered shock parliamentary byelections this autumn.
She thought that the sudden drops in temperature as the sun's light was masked by the moon's shadow moving at supersonic speeds might have triggered shock waves in the upper atmosphere which would then precipitate ice crystals.
In addition to its anti-tumor effects, celastrol also has the capacity to trigger heat shock response (HSR), causing the elevation of multiple kinds of heat shock proteins (HSPs), especially HSP70, regarded as a hallmark of HSR.
For example, a terrorist attack or cyber warfare against critical financial systems can trigger economic shock, just as natural hazards can have spillover effects into other domains.
The biggest advance made in the past 119 years is the removal of substances that used to trigger anaphylactic shock, or another condition called "serum sickness," in many patients.
Then the nuances of color, as of a dusky green caressing a smoldering orange, trigger little shocks of perception.
