It either destroys it or a shock-wave effect defeats it.
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Most immediately, it is a shock wave to wildlife protection nationwide.
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The shock wave swept neighboring atolls clean of vegetation and animals.
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The shock wave rattled the shutters on the shops lining the road.
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This is done to analyze how the shock wave travels through the explosive.
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The second was the boom-causing shock wave it generated when travelling supersonically.
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Then they hammer, and it sends a shock wave slamming into your knee.
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That move would have sent a shock wave through health insurance markets, spiking premiums.
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Shortly after the detonation on Sunday, the global networks detected a smaller shock wave.
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It was like a shock wave that went across, but that was real news.
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You can get burns from a flash and can feel the push a shock wave.
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Scientists have momentarily transformed hydrogen into a liquid metallic state with violent shock wave experiments.
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And that should send a shock wave of fear through all workers across the country.
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The shock wave heard today is the result of a massive collision between two black holes.
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When they come together, they become a single ear-splitting shock wave known as a Mach cone.
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A sonic boom is a shock wave felt when something travels faster than the speed of sound.
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But perhaps the deafening shock wave is a more realistic way to represent today's lasers' incredible power.
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A high-velocity bullet creates a shock wave around it, which can stretch and shear surrounding tissues.
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I met the Shock Wave head-on, and made it through both loops with my consciousness intact.
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The shock wave set off alarms throughout the neighborhood, he said, and he saw thick smoke billowing.
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Such a strange reverse structure is typical of a shock wave traveling through ionized matter, the authors wrote.
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Further analysis, Mr Schlaerth says, indicates that the overall shock wave might be almost inaudible at ground level.
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The x-rays revealed that the water inside the shock wave didn't become a superheated liquid or gas.
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The sudden shutdown of one of the most-funded drone startups sent a shock wave through the industry.
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The coup attempt, which temporarily deposed Mr. Gorbachev, sent a shock wave across Russia and around the world.
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"This is certainly a shock wave to us right now," Frank Bergren, owner of Metal Partners, tells CNBC.
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It would be even cooler if that shock-wave generating process could look something like this:References:Reisman, D.B. et al.
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If travelling fast enough, it will also create a shock wave that vaporises part of the spacecraft's metallic skin.
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Some recall the detonation, which could be heard from miles away, and others the potent shock wave it caused.
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This shock wave, in addition to wreaking havoc below, causes the asteroid to fracture and flatten out like a pancake.
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DAYS AFTER allegations of misuse of customer money against Tether rocked the cryptocurrency world, the shock wave has temporarily subsided.
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The crack didn't occur at the same time the tip hit the speed of sound, thereby producing a shock wave.
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The agency expects this to reduce the sound of the shock wave to what it describes as a "low boom".
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The latest news sent yet another shock wave through a chain known for touting local ingredients on an unprecedented scale.
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That creates an instantaneous change in pressure, resulting in a shock wave that contains a huge amount of sound energy.
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It was even more frightening than the Shock Wave because I couldn't see the dastardly places it might be going.
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Its supersonic shock wave flattened trees across North and South America, and its heat wave sparked incomprehensibly large forest fires.
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The supernova's shock wave passed by the ring, causing electrons to spiral from changes to the magnetic field and release photons.
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This creates a small flash akin to a shock wave but for light, which is detectable with the light-sensing equipment.
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The blast sent out a shock wave that broke windows and damaged buildings across the region, injuring more than 1,400 people.
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And according to state media, that put some 1,500 people in hospital after the shock wave showered residents in broken windows.
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Ten people were killed and 653 were injured — many when the accompanying shock wave shattered glass up to a mile away.
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Without this relief, though, we risk a cascade of small business defaults, sending a shock wave through markets and the economy.
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"I could feel the shock wave vibrate through my bones," says engineer Morgan, who was at a console in Launch Control.
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A sonic boom is the noise caused by the shock wave from an aircraft traveling faster than the speed of sound.
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With a long enough tunnel, multiple devices could further degrade the shock wave as it travels down the length of the corridor.
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The immediate area in-and-around the lake contains glass-like minerals, melt rocks, shatter cones, and signs of a shock wave.
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The shock wave hit the Hunley's hull, which was less than an inch thick, said Lance, lead author of the new study.
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High-intensity shock wave therapy is the most common treatment used to break up kidney stones, according to the National Kidney Foundation.
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This shock wave could rattle windows and dislodge roof tiles, which is why Concorde was largely banned from flying supersonically over land.
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A decision against Mr. Doig, and any costly award for damages, would nevertheless probably send a shock wave through the art world.
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The air in front was compressed and violently heated, and it blasted a hole through the atmosphere, generating a supersonic shock wave.
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As the shock wave occurs, plasma unleashes into the water, sending massive amounts of water vapor and miscellaneous debris into the air.
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An object moving through the air produces an audible shock wave — a sonic boom — when it reaches about 760 miles per hour.
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Astronomers call this a "runaway star," and the red slash is a shock wave as it zips through the surrounding gas and dust.
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But as air fills the vacuum, a high-pressure shock wave is created, and if you're too close to it, it'll kill you.
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This air turns into a shock wave that contains a huge amount of energy, which offends the ears when it reaches the ground.
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When it does, it creates a shock wave, which in turn beams a short, laserlike flash of radio waves halfway across the universe.
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This shock wave charges forward, and in many test videos you can watch it travel along the ground until it reaches the viewer.
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The decision has been the subject of backlash and send a shock wave through Washington as many question the timing of Comey's firing.
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Other design features include an engine intake sculpted into the upper wing to reduce the intensity of the shock wave that forms there.
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The collapse results in a superstrong jet that strikes the glass and produces a shock wave that breaks the bottle in that location.
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These three small countries didn't cause the crisis; a homegrown Irish housing bubble notwithstanding, the shock wave they dealt with came from America.
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The light is the result of a sort of shock wave analogous to the shock wave caused by a supersonic aircraft—the accelerated electron is moving faster than the surrounding particles can get out of the way, so the particle winds up accumulating a wave in front of it, which is made up of high-intensity particles that we see as blue light.
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The asteroid's disintegration generated a half-megaton shock wave that blew out windows, damaged roofs, and sent more than a thousand to the hospital.
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The shock wave doesn't hit you at the same time that you see the blast, since sound travels far slower than light, Spriggs explained.
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That sent a shock wave through the broader community of temporarily protected immigrants, which fears the warning was a sign of things to come.
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The machine sent a shock wave of recoil through all his bones, one-two-three-four-five pause one-two-three-four-five pause.
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The trouble is, something else has also refused to go away: the shock wave known as a sonic boom that emanates from a supersonic aircraft.
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Both configurations would cause the engines' exhaust plumes to reflect any shock wave forming in front of a wing upwards—ie, away from the ground.
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The strike was the biggest shock wave yet in a tumultuous autumn for symphony orchestras, at a time when many are grappling with fiscal challenges.
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Jf_dugas: But not a microbrewery anymore... Big Beer Molson-Coors bought them a few months ago which created a shock wave in the microbrew world.
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When a plane is flying at supersonic speeds, sound from its engines piles up into a cone-shaped shock wave known as a sonic boom.
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Many will end up among the stars, whether they travel outward into the cosmos in spacecraft or are propelled by a massive atmospheric shock wave.
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For years, Sandia has been known for its infamous Z-pinch machine, a powerful electrical generator used in all manner of experiments involving shock wave compression.
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When these winds hit surrounding material, they produce a shock wave that heats the gas to millions of degrees and trigger intense bursts of X-rays.
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The first shock wave occurs at the aircraft's nose and the others at places such as the leading edge of the wings and the engine inlets.
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As the asteroid, represented in gray, streaks through the skies, it is enveloped by orange, yellow, and red tendrils that visualize the shock wave building up.
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On the highway as we approached the park, one of the most beautiful, most terrifying sights came into view: a steel beast called the Shock Wave.
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This past September, a black woman truck driver was found dead at a truck stop in Louisiana — news that sent a shock wave through the trucking industry.
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These induce a shock wave that compresses the deuterium-tritium fuel, increasing its density a thousandfold and pushing its temperature up from 250m°C to 27m°C.
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It's just a shock wave—the blast deposits an enormous amount of energy into the air, causing a pulse that travels faster than the speed of sound.
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The resulting shock wave, firestorm, and cloud of debris brought the age of the dinosaurs to an end and heralded the rise of mammals and, eventually, humans.
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But others in Silicon Valley are similarly worried about the shock wave their big ideas might soon cause the labor market, and thus the fabric of society.
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The Slim Pickens ExpressThe movie: To get back home, Roy decides to ride the "shock wave" of the nuclear bomb to propel him from Neptune to Earth.
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An experimental therapy known as low-intensity shock wave treatment might improve erectile dysfunction, particularly for men with only mild to moderate sexual difficulties, a research review suggests.
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Medication is still most effective in mild to moderate ED, but shock wave treatment may actually be able to prevent ED from moving to its most severe stage.
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Charles Reinhard, head of portfolio strategy at MainStay Investments, said building up cash or buying more stable, dividend-paying stocks could have dampened Friday's stock market shock wave.
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Fox's newsroom was hit minutes later by a new shock wave: Greta Van Susteren, one of the channel's best-known and longest-serving hosts, was leaving, effective immediately.
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News of Mr. Ailes's impending exit landed like a shock wave in Cleveland, where many of the nation's leading television executives and personalities were gathered in tight quarters.
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The Hindu newspaper reports that the incident occurred around 2:20 pm at the Indian Institute of Science's (IISc) Laboratory for Hypersonic and Shock Wave Research in Bengaluru.
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In 2013, a relatively small rock exploded over the Russian city Chelyabinsk, releasing a shock wave that injured hundreds of people, mainly as windows shattered into flying glass.
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A sonic boom is not a sound wave, but a shock wave, an outburst of compressed energy created by an object traveling ahead of the sound waves it creates.
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She concluded that the shock wave would have instantly killed those aboard the Hunley, based on her calculations and a wealth of prior air blast experiments on large animals.
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Right where the ants were swarming there was a shock wave and a wall of fire and clouds that rose in columns and bloomed flowers of ash, dirt, smoke.
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The shock wave was so powerful that Mr. Zuniga's wife, Wanna, riding ahead of him, was blown off her bicycle and sprawled on the ground, mottled with shrapnel wounds.
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Disney sent a shock wave through the media industry yesterday upon stock market closing, announcing the immediate shift of its longtime CEO Bob Iger to an executive chairman role.
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"It's striking and unprecedented and will send a shock wave through the U.K.'s democratic institutions," said Raphael Hogarth, an associate at the Institute for Government, a research group.
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"It's striking and unprecedented and will send a shock wave through the U.K.'s democratic institutions," said Raphael Hogarth, an associate at the Institute for Government, a research group.
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Here are just some of the symptoms people sick with radiation get: The dark grey circle in the middle is where a shock wave does a lot of damage.
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He also presented evidence for the "long-sought shock-breakout phase," as the scientists write, an explosion of energy theorized to emanate from a shock wave at the supernova's source.
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But if their hunch is correct, then they can expect to see the nebula continue expanding from the shock wave, until they see the star again through the dispersing dust.
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As the laser hit the surface of the diamond, it vaporized material upward, effectively rocketing the diamond away in the opposite direction and sending a shock wave through the ice.
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"This vote is a brutal shock — now the whole world fears a populist shock wave," the French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, told the Sunday newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche.
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On Tuesday, UBS said Europe could encounter a shock wave up to five times as turbulent as the start of the euro zone debt crisis if Le Pen is victorious.
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The self-proclaimed Democratic socialist and former Bernie Sanders organizer sent a shock wave through the Democratic Party when she defeated Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley in a June primary.
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"While French cinema wasn't shaken by the Weinstein shock wave, it is essential that we move to take concrete action reaching beyond the issue of sexual abuse alone," reads the website.
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The grey and black areas represent the rocky mass of the asteroid, while the orange and red areas represent the hot, high pressure shock wave that forms around it during entry.
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If the helicopter he heard that night in May 2011 made his ears prick up, what came next made him flinch: An explosion sent a shock wave across the slumbering town.
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Low-intensity shock wave treatment (LIST) is the newest development in man's age-old quest for boners, and it uses sound waves to actually grow new blood vessels in the penis.
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J. Michael Parish New York City Point Break I'd like to add an observation to William Finnegan's assessment of artificial-wave technology and the future of surfing ("Shock Wave," December 17th).
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"The shock wave was particularly violent and spread across the four streets of the intersection, over about 100 meters," or over 300 feet, said Éric Moulin, a Paris Fire Department spokesman.
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Its most obvious feature is a long and slender triangular nose, which is supposed to modify the shape of the shock wave at the front of the aircraft and help disperse it.
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On Thursday, a minor shock wave went through social media as Bustle published a short piece quoting director Tim Burton in conjunction with his new film, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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The air burst is the main hazard if it hit anywhere near land, which in this case would be equivalent to a 50 megaton explosion which would cause a large shock wave.
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Waveriders are hypersonic aircraft that have wedge-shaped fuselages specially designed to generate lift by surfing on the shock wave generated as its own aircraft punches through the air at a high speed.
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Details: A radio jet emitted by the black hole likely heated up a bubble of hot gas, causing it to expand and creating a shock wave that sparked star formation in other galaxies.
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As you know ... Kobe and his daughter, Gigi -- along with 7 others -- died in a helicopter crash Sunday morning, and the tragedy's sent a shock wave of heartbreak and grief around the world.
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If it's a neutron star, it should start to get brighter in both X-rays and radio wavelengths as its bubble of high-energy particles catches up to the decelerating X-ray shock wave.
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The effect is not to stop, but reduce the overpressure of the incoming shock wave—roughly by half—once it makes contact with the water, according to a 2015 research paper by the scientists.
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"It's going to send a shock wave across the board, and this represents the true utmost in market disruption," said Burns McKinney, chief investment officer with the Dallas investment team for Allianz Global Investors.
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Sonic booms can be heard in different locations at different times, the Geological Survey said on Twitter, because the shock wave travels through the air with the plane as it moves at supersonic speed.
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Adjusting the aerofoils at hypersonic speeds is not a trivial task, because the shock wave can have complex interactions with the air flowing over the vehicle&aposs surfaces, resulting in "nonlinear" behavior, Juliano said.
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But a nuclear blast's initial shock wave can travel around a hundred times the speed of sound, before quickly slowing down and decaying, reaching an observer perhaps after five or six seconds, he said.
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What happened: The shock wave from the sub's torpedo struck the craft so hard that it damaged the soft tissues of the crew's lungs and brains, perhaps killing the entire crew of eight immediately.
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Samsung and Six Flags will launch these new VR roller coasters as soon as this month, with season pass owners in Arlington, Texas getting a preview of "Shock Wave" as early as March 10.
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The shock wave of an onboard explosion, for example, may have been captured by the microphones of the cockpit voice recorder, experts said; such a blast would also instantly disable the flight data recorder.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra ended a brief strike on Sunday, two days after its musicians sent a shock wave through the classical music world by walking off the job just before a season-opening gala.
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"Basic research and clinical trials suggest that low-energy shock wave therapy can improve penile blood circulation and thus may be helpful in men with erectile dysfunction secondary to penile vascular insufficiency," Lue said by email.
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Using sophisticated computer modelling, one test found that the shock wave from the wing could be reduced by 63% at Mach 1.5, and that a similar reduction would be expected at Mach 2 (Concorde's cruising speed).
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Bentley would drill a hole deep enough to reach the compact layer of snow known as firn or, better yet, solid ice; place in it an explosive charge; and then register the shock wave using geophones.
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This will create an acoustic shock wave that will cause the liquid metal to collapse around the plasma, compressing it until it has heated up to nearly 21985 million degrees Fahrenheit and causes fusion to occur.
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"The shock wave launched by the explosions from these planetary impact events can compress water to a pressure over 10,000 times that found on the Earth's surface and cause the water to freeze into ice VII."
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President Trump's missile strike against a Syrian air base brought a glimmer of hope to some of the Syrians trapped, displaced or exiled in six years of brutal war — and set off a geopolitical shock wave.
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"We think we are in a comfortable position," Governor Patrick Njoroge told a news conference, adding that a British vote to leave the EU could hurt the global economy and Kenya would "feel the shock wave".
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It is thought that ring galaxies like this are created when larger galaxies are punctured by a smaller galactic aggressor, which, passing through the heart of its more sizable victim, triggers a shock wave that spreads outwards.
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Like popular medications for erectile dysfunction, low-intensity shock wave treatment focuses on the main cause of the problem, which is insufficient blood flow to the penis that makes it difficult to get and maintain an erection.
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OK. Then, in 24, the "special editions" came out with all sorts of new visual effects—new X-wings and a digital Jabba the Hutt in A New Hope, expanding shock wave rings around explosions, stuff like that.
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My first move after leaving Oklahoma in my early 20s was to Dallas, a mere 20-minute drive from Six Flags Over Texas, where the Shock Wave and the Runaway Mine Train first prepared me for something bigger.
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Cloaked in milky green, raw sienna, ultramarine blue, and a patch of salmon against a bright yellow field, the work is a shock wave of paint poured across the raw canvas with the infatuation of a new love.
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"There is no scientific evidence to support shock wave therapy for patients with other causes of erectile dysfunction – neurological problems, psychological erectile dysfunction, or patients after major pelvic surgery such as a radical prostatectomy or pelvic irradiation," Kitrey said.
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At the moment they touched each other, a shock wave squeezed more material out of their polar regions, but the doughnut and extreme magnetic fields confined the material into an ultra-high-speed jet emitting a blitzkrieg of radiation.
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Scientists already knew that supermassive black holes accelerate the particles out of the cloud that orbits them, but when those accelerated particles meet the shock wave, they're boosted again as if they passed through one of those foam Hot Wheels turbochargers.
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When a colossal 65-foot-wide (20-meter-wide) asteroid spectacularly combusted in the skies above the Russian city Chelyabinsk on February 15, 2013, the explosive shock wave was captured on video by dashcams, security footage, and countless smartphone-armed bystanders.
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You heard them shearing the air overhead, then a shock wave and a cloud, impossible magic, as if an object could have knowledge—the shells coming from afar in the sea and landing right where the radioman had directed them.
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At the moment they touched , a shock wave squeezed more material out of their polar regions, but the doughnut and extreme magnetic fields confined the material into an ultra-high-speed jet emitting a blitzkrieg of radiation, the gamma rays.
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In this case, astronomers were able to record what they call the "breakout," when a shock wave radiating from a star's core, which has probably collapsed into a black hole, reaches the surface of the poor star and brightens it catastrophically.
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Just reaching her with word that she was now the queen was an ordeal, and in following that thread the series also conveys how the news rolled across the British Empire — a growing shock wave rather than a quick burst.
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Hearing this music live is also a whole different experience from recordings: Nothing beats the thrill of feeling the ground vibrate under your feet during a timpani roll, or absorbing the shock wave of a brass section at full tilt.
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We also must no longer ignore the threat of an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) attack, where the shock wave from a nuclear explosion in space could disable much of America's electronics, our power system and our communications systems on the ground.
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Recently at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics in Brighton, New York, one of the world's most powerful lasers blasted a droplet of water, creating a shock wave that raised the water's pressure to millions of atmospheres and its temperature to thousands of degrees.
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Although considered relatively small by astronomical terms, 2018-CB may be larger than a meteorite that streaked through the atmosphere and exploded into pieces over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 2013, sending a shock wave that smashed windows, damaged buildings and injured 1,200 people.
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The revisions include banning the use of Lasix, a diuretic that is used to stop pulmonary bleeding but that has also been found to enhance performance, and increasing the limits on legal therapeutic anti-inflammatories, joint injections, shock wave therapy and anabolic steroids.
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The restrictions include banning the use of Lasix, a diuretic that is used to stop pulmonary bleeding but that has also been found to enhance performance, and increasing the limits on legal therapeutic anti-inflammatories, joint injections, shock wave therapy and anabolic steroids.
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The pistol shrimp's massive claw closes with a powerful snap—louder than a gunshot, at 210 decibels—temporarily creating an air bubble with so much energy that it pops with an underwater shock wave and a flash of light and heat temporarily hotter than 9,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Europe could be on track to encounter a shock wave up to five times as turbulent as the start of the euro zone debt crisis if French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen was able to secure victory in May, according to a team of UBS analysts.
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SHOCK WAVE: JAPANESE FASHION DESIGN, 1980s -1990s Paris fashion was transformed in the 1980s and 90s by Japanese designers like Issey Miyake, Kenzo Takada, Kansai Yamamoto, Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Garçons and Junya Watanabe, who looked to popular culture but also introduced oversize, sculptural shapes into fashion.
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After all, "the company will be rewarded with a damn tax cut" for having threatened to move to Mexico, a step that "should send a shock wave of fear through all workers across the country," since everyone's jobs could be jeopardized through these kind of extortion tactics.
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The nebula, called HuBi 1, is strange, but it doesn't defy the laws of physics—it's a case of a planetary nebula surrounding a dim star that seems to have awaken on its way to death, emitting a shock wave that caused the nebula to look inside-out.
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Sessions' consequential decision Sessions sent a shock wave through the immigration advocacy community last month when he reversed a previous immigration court opinion that victims of gangs and domestic violence can qualify to stay in the US under asylum protections for immigrants fearful of persecution in their home countries.
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Such…Read more ReadIndeed, as we're learning, the primary danger from asteroids isn't from the impact site (if it manages to reach the surface before breaking up) or from an ensuing tsunami (should it hit a large water body), but rather from the tremendous shock wave it produces on entry.
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Here's a quick sample: NRT (Nutrition Response Testing), KST (Koren Specific Technique), NSA (Network Spine Analysis), OMM (Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine), EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), ESWL (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy), ART (Allergy Removal Tapping), CRA (Contact Reflex Analysis), CLRT (Cranial Laser Reflex Technique), NAET (Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Techniques), MCT (meridian color therapy).
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The unknown side effects of increasingly popular medicines (such as bisphosphonates, which prevent bone loss when used correctly but are overprescribed and may interfere with the normal reknitting of bones) or medical procedures (such as shock-wave therapy, which is supposed to reduce inflammation and trigger healing in tissue but also causes numbing).
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His critics hope that even Trump, no respecter of presidential convention or protocol, is starting to be sobered by the awful prospect of a war on the Korean Peninsula that could mean death for hundreds of thousands of civilians and thousands of US troops and would send a shock wave through the world's geopolitical system.
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New research released on Friday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, has resulted in a fossilized portrait of the day nearly 66 million years ago when an asteroid struck the Earth moving at nearly 45,000 MPH, producing a supersonic shock wave and wiping out the vast majority of the planet's living organisms.
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Shock wave therapy is still an experimental treatment for erectile dysfunction, and most of the studies to date have been done in small animals that have similar but not identical mechanisms for erections, noted Dr. Joao Paulo Zambon, a urology researcher at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, who wasn't involved in the research review.
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Concorde's supersonic boom, and for that matter those from jet fighters and the Space Shuttle, was caused not by one shock wave but the interaction of a series of shock waves radiating from various parts of an aircraft as it flies faster than the speed of sound, which is around 1,240kph (770mph, or Mach 1) at sea level.
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Unlike these pills, however shock wave therapy isn't approved to treat erectile dysfunction in the U.S. While the long-term risks and benefits of shock treatment are still unknown, and more studies are needed to determine the best dosage, the therapy may offer an alternative to men who can't take Viagra or didn't get the results they wanted from a pill, said senior study author Dr. Tom Lue of the University of California, San Francisco.
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On Saturday morning, as hundreds of tribes were mobilizing their emergency responses to the coronavirus, a shock wave reverberated through Indian Country: Mashpee Wampanoag Chairman Cedric Cromwell announced that Darryl LaCounte, the director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and a citizen of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, had called him with the news that Mashpee land would be taken out of trust, effectively terminating the tribe's legal claims to sovereign land.
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The dogfight against aliens scenario, complete with a built-in game controller to fire weapons at enemy aliens, will be at: Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington on the Shock Wave Six Flags Over Georgia near Atlanta on the Dare Devil Dive Six Flags Magic Mountain near Los Angeles on The New Revolution Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka, Mo. on the Ninja The Great Escape in Lake George, N.Y. on the Steamin' Demon La Ronde in Montreal on the Goliath The Superman rides will be a part of Superman-branded rides at: Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio on the Superman Krypton Coaster Six Flags New England in Agawam, Mass.
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