Sentence examples for typical shock from inspiring English sources

At the trailing edge of supersonic high-pressure turbine vanes, a typical shock pattern, the so-called fish-tail shocks, originates due to the flow rotation imposed by its finite thickness.

It was determined that the flame could be correlated to the ignition delay time measured at the side wall but that the flame as captured by the camera was not homogeneous as assumed in typical shock tube experiments.

To be really meaningful, though, Rajan has to make a difference to the output of the newspaper, which means getting beyond traditional narrow coverage to include a wider spread of stories across multicultural Britain – reflecting life as it really is for Britain's minorities, rather than just the typical shock headlines of terror, knife crimes and sexual grooming.

In addition to exhibiting spurious numerical behavior of wrong propagation speed of discontinuities by typical shock-capturing methods, there is improved understanding on the cause of numerical difficulties by previous investigators.

The geometry of a typical interplanetary shock front in the vicinity of the Earth's orbit predicts that the leading edge of the foreshock region comes into contact with the magnetosphere a few hours ahead of geomagnetic sudden impulses (SI).

Figure 1 shows the typical overexpanded shock cell structure in a supersonic jet.

In LPS groups, administration of endotoxin resulted in a typical hypokinetic shock with DIC.

Typical heat shock element (HSE) and low temperature stress response element (LTR) were also observed.

However, gene expression of the assumable regulon of RpoH, including typical heat shock protein (HSP) genes, groEL/ groES and dnaJK, were significantly lower under 'co-culture conditions'.

At the time of successful resuscitation, there were significant increases in CO and dPmax and significant decreases in HR compared with baseline (Table 2), indicating that the typical septic shock model (high CO and low SVR) had been successfully established.

In summary, in the typical septic shock patient, based on the data we already have, given the frequency of relative adrenal insufficiency in this population and the lack of a downside to the use of lower doses of corticosteroids, the routine use of corticosteroids is probably beneficial.