Meaning of Antishock | Babel Free

Definitions

1. A shock wave that gains energy when fluid flows through the shock front.
   countable
2. A cushioning system for counteracting shock.
   uncountable
3. A drug that works to counter the effects of physical shock.
   countable, uncountable

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Examples

“Here the shock⟳ is associated with the wavelike property of a system, while the antishock is a consequence of a tendency toward instability.”

“Only normal shocks are generated directly from continuous initial conditions. Solutions containing antishocks exist⟳ following discontinuous initial conditions such as those used in shock⟳ tubes and those that arise⟳ from a collision of two normal shocks, ...”

“For unconditioned dynamics antishocks are unstable and dissolve into a rarefaction wave⟳.”

“With the M 4 system, superior antishock is available from one end⟳ of the adjustment range to the other because higher or lower setttings are achieved through changes in leverage rather than by increasing or decreasing the pre-load.”

“...with 60-second antishock is its best-seller, taking up more than 70 percent of total output.”

“We could now skip⟳ tracks, get⟳ digital sound⟳, batteries lasted longer, and the device was far thinner; skipping, however, remained an issue⟳ until antishock was developed.”

“We all need⟳ some antishock, Doctor.”

“Shortly a drawer emerged, holding three loaded syringes: one containing a counteragent for his anaesthetic, the second a mix⟳ of sugars, antishocks, viral and bacterial applications, the third a wide-spectrum stimulant package.”

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