Príklady shock

• Her resignation came as quite a shock.

• It was quite a shock for all concerned.

• It took him years to get over the shock of his wife dying.

• It was one hell of a shock to find out I'd lost my job.

• When I saw him after the accident he was still in shock and was heavily sedated.

• People were shocked by the advertisement depicting a woman beating her husband.

• The play's eroticism shocked audiences when it was first performed.

• I think she was shocked by my extravagance.

• This sort of art is intended to shock.

• I hope I haven't shocked you.

• News of the disaster shocked the whole world.

• It was the speed at which it all happened that shocked me.

• The ferocity of the attack shocked a lot of people.

• The acrimony of the dispute has shocked a lot of people.

• The recent attack on the UN building has shocked the civilized world.

• Since a and are complex, the problem consists of eight ordinary differential equations subject to eight shock and two boundary conditions in the equilibrium zone.

• From this point on, the steps of the calculation are the same as for the propagation of an ordinary shock wave.

• An interesting lack of uniqueness occurs in the case of flows past purely magnetic obstacles if the ionization is produced in a bow shock.

• These were not purely exogenous "shocks" to the southern body politic.

• The outlet of the first shock in the gas induces a strong rarefaction wave which reflects also into a shock at the ablation radius.

• This correction is valid as long as the thickness to be traversed is not so long as to dissipate the shock wave.

• The shock transit time for a given target thickness was determined from the peak of the laser signal.

• These shocks occurred in rapid succession (1883-1901).

• The shock breakout times for different targets were recorded at the same absorbed laser intensity.

• A consistent decrease of all turbulence lengthscales was observed across the interaction also for strong shocks.

• Study of the membrane effect on turbulent mixing measurements in shock tubes.

• Some parameter s may be found to classify shock types.

• Severe sepsis and septic shock : defining the clinical problem.

• Two possibilities still remain for the flow behind the shock while the similarity solution is valid.

• In particular, we shall argue that time-independent intermediate shocks can exist in the real world, but are exceptional.