Sentences with phrase «jolt caused»

To make matters worse, the jolt caused by taking fire — and the genre's ubiquitous screen distortion effects when low on health — means that it's difficult to respond to threats that have already started shooting.

If the danger of a collision persists, the system can also firmly apply the brakes of the vehicle when stationary, thus minimizing the risk of injuries by reducing the forward jolt caused by an impact from the rear.

If the danger of a collision persists, the system can also firmly apply the parking brake on the vehicle stationary and thus minimize the risk of whiplash injuries by reducing the forward jolt caused by an impact from the rear.

Reversing the electric jolt causes the structure to conduct electricity again.

At full throttle, as one clutch reengages the drivetrain the rear wheels jolt causing the car to wiggle from the back.

Subsequently, the rest of Mr. Coyote's body shot forward with a violent jolt causing severe strain to his back and neck and placing him unexpectedly astride the Rocket Sled.

Not exact matches

The industry got a jolt recently when the California Public Employees Retirement System announced it was lowering its historic 7.5 percent expected rate of return in an effort to reduce volatility in its portfolio caused by reaching for risk.

Those jolts are electrochemical responses in your synapses that are caused by levels of things like seratonin, oxytocin, endorphins, and the like.

«Just as John Paul II's election sent high voltage shocks into the Communist regime and eventually brought it down, I think that Francis» election has also sent some serious jolts deep into the shallow sects that have caused some hemorrhaging of the church in this part of the world.»

Also, the rapid shift in hormones that occurs when you go from breastfeeding to not at all, can be quite a jolt to your body and cause a surge of emotions and even depression.

A concussion is a brain injury caused by a blow, bump or jolt to the head.

The emergency alert about an incoming «ballistic missile threat» that jolted Hawaiians awake Saturday morning was a false alarm caused by someone hitting the «wrong button,» Gov. David Ige said.

When activated, a wheelchair - mounted computer causes jolts of electricity to be sent to those electrodes in the hand, causing the muscles to contract.

Gold nanoparticles also absorb visible light, causing some of its own electrons to be jolted out.

The magnitude 7.8 jolt, which was very shallow (only 15 km underground), caused a tremendous amount of damage in Kathmandu.

But illumination of the network with a brief flash (10 milliseconds) of blue light causes each of these bacterial photoreceptors to jolt their host cell a bit.

ect was lifesaving but usually temporary; although it was likely that just a small set of cells caused the patient's troubles, the shock jolted neurons throughout the brain.

Jolts (like in a car crash) or exposure to a blast (which has affected countless soldiers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan) can also cause TBI.

The jolt temporarily shuts down the muscular system and possibly causes momentary unconsciousness.

18 Cyborgs beware: Tadayoshi Kohno at the University of Washington recently hacked into a wireless defibrillator, causing it to deliver fatal - strength jolts of electricity.

As defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a traumatic brain injury is caused by a bump, blow or jolt to the head, or a penetrating head injury that disrupts the normal function of the brain.

When the coupling laser came back on, the incoming jolt of energy caused the altered sodium atoms to shift energy levels, in the process releasing a light pulse of the exact phase and amplitude as the one originally sent in by the probe laser.

In April, 1967 pesticide waste injected by a chemical plant at Denver's Rocky Mountain Arsenal destabilized a seismic fault, causing a magnitude 5.0 earthquake — strong enough to shatter windows and close schools — and jolting scientists with newfound risks of injection, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

In comparison, when you walk or run, every step causes a jolt to your body.

i read somewhere that this «jolt» in the digestive system to work much better than before can either cause a laxative or constipatory effect in different individuals; all depends on your lifestyle and diet.

Even if the head is not directly hit, a blow or jolt to the body causes the brain...

Not only does it cause this jolt of festivity, but it allows us to stand out from a crowd.

A sudden loud noise causing people to jolt is not an achievement, it's boring and annoying and way too easy.

At a stoplight, the engine shudders to a stop; upon releasing the brake pedal, the engine turns over — causing a dip in the battery's amperage and dimming the headlights, then releases the brakes causing the car to jolt forward.

It's even more comfortable on smaller wheels, as larger alloys do cause some harsher jolts from the rear axle over more severe bumps, but that's not too much of a surprise given that the Disco has been designed to carry seven people and luggage.

In some cars, a broken engine mount can also cause a noticeable jolt or thump when

What Gajdusek did was discover that their disease was caused by a slow - acting prion, which is a kind of virus that can hibernate in the body for years, even decades, before jolting to life.

This way all of the closed accounts won't fall off her credit report at once which could cause a major jolt to her score a few years from now.

Puppies should have basic protection from diseases that can kill or seriously affect them, but there is increasing evidence that adult dogs not only may not need annual boosters but that jolting the immune system with yearly shots can cause other problems.

The reactive dog may not realize that his lunging behavior is what causes the jolt to his neck, but rather, that this painful jolting happens when other dogs are around.

This is dangerous near roads and the jolt can potentially cause spine or tracheal injuries.

Shock collars, which deliver a painful jolt to your pet, can cause pets harm and may make dogs aggressive, especially if they associate the person or animal they are barking at with the pain.

An estimated 200 dogs per square kilometer occupy Bangkok, fouling sidewalks and streets, causing traffic accidents and serving as vectors for rabies and other diseases.12 A nip on the ankle by a stray dog in any of these developing countries quickly jolts Western tourists into the life and death reality of the situation.13

This approach gives people time to adapt, instead of causing a sudden jolt to electricity bills and potential shutdowns of tradition coal - fired plants.

Time to buy a bike: Gasoline prices in North America will soar over the next four years to $ 7.00, causing a massive jolt to the continent's manufacturing base not seen since the oil shocks of the 1970s, a leading economist is warning.

As soon as we are properly staffed we have a jolt in intake cases causing us to ramp up or stress on additional work hours.

The truck pump operator mishandled the controls of the hydraulics and caused an unexpected and aggressive jolt.

Any jolt to the head or neck can cause temporary or permanent brain damage.

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the result of an external force — a violent blow or jolt to the head or body, that causes a brain dysfunction.

Typically, traumatic brain injuries are caused by bumps, blows, or jolts to the head.

The Mayfield Clinic defines traumatic brain injury, or TBI, as «an injury to the brain caused by a blow or jolt to the head from blunt or penetrating trauma.»

A traumatic brain injury is a violent or sudden jolt to the brain that causes an injury to the brain.

Whiplash is one example where an indirect force jolts the brain back and forth within the skull, causing disruption in brain function.

A TBI is an injury to the brain that is caused by a bump, blow, jolt, or penetrating injury to the head that disrupts the brain's normal function.

A Whiplash Injury or WAD can happen when a person's body jolts forward, then backward with such force as it causes injury to a person's neck, back and shoulders.