shocks

It is merely the most prominent member of a group of shocks of greater or less intensity, and is known as the _principal shock_ or _earthquake_, while the others are called _minor_ or _accessory shocks_, and _fore-shocks_ or

A Study of Recent Earthquakes

Some independent experts, while critical overall, praise the administration for its role in spacing out the negative shocks from the record home repossessions taking place, lessening the chances of the economy suffering a fatal blow.

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Now in addition it is fairly easy to see that a pad abort will not be the same as a launch abort: On pad you may have reflected shocks from the ground for example.

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As bad as this law is, what shocks is the absurd endorsement by Stewart Baker.

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"Short-term shocks in the market are scary, particularly when you need assets in the near future," says Laura Lutton, an editorial director for Morningstar's Fund Research.

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Some independent experts, while critical overall, praise the administration for its role in spacing out the negative shocks from the record home repossessions taking place, lessening the chances of the economy suffering a fatal blow.

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Yet the exposure to such shocks is hard to gauge and difficult to conceptualize.

Mortgage Depreciation, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

We gather the hay into piles we call shocks and then Kaarlo drives the wagon along and we put the hay in it.

The Trouble With May Amelia

In March 2004 I was still dazed from the twin shocks of the 11th September 2001 attack and the perverse

A Conversation with Chris Cleave about Little Bee

The main shocks are to population -- plagues, wars, and what have you.

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