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That said, the possibility of such shocks should always be a counsel for caution when a government embarks on fiscal tightening.

Aftershock may help give focus to a nation's grief, but like the rest of Feng's corpus it studiously avoids making any shocks of its own.

This sounds like a statement of the obvious, but it ought to be seen as one of the biggest surprises among all the shocks of 2008.

But don't bet on it. A more divided world economy could make 2011 a year of damaging shocks.

Solenoid valve driven by electromagnetic coils, voltage shocks have been relatively easy to damage.

we're used to twists and turns like a Slytherin snake, while shocks hit the reader like a muggle seeing a flying car in the sky.

" he said. " Everyone watches it. There were a few shocks, even from our point of view late on.

She said the region needs to prepare for the impact of new economic shocks.

Nevertheless, even if the euro system was not at the heart of the crisis, it needs to be able to withstand two standard deviation shocks.

Inthe tradition of Slutsky, business cycles can be viewed as the result of stochastic shocks that on aggregate form a moving average series.

The harvesters ceased working, took their provisions, and sat down against one of the shocks.

Financial shocks also frequently expose fraud and crime, adding to the general sense of unease and leaving the public baying for vengeance.

The U. S. battery industry is trying to recover after suffering some shocks.

A strange sense of intimacy do not know why always shocks me.

Of what materials was I made that I could thus resist so many shocks, which, like the turning of the wheel, continually renewed the torture?

Since China A-share stock market was establishment, there had been a number of huge shocks in the market.

and by a sleep to say we end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to : 'tis consummation.

It had been ruined so often, that it was amazing how it had borne so many shocks.

The negative things our subconscious cooks up for us are shocks to the system that occur from denial and a split mind.

The recorded curve proved that there was a tension shocks and then the tension fell back to a constant tension value.

But the seismic shocks shattered the Soviet Union, bringing freedom, or at least the chance of it, to 15 new countries.

This Pavlovian technique resulted in the rats freezing up in nervous anticipation of the shocks every time they heard either sound.

The deformations at the surface of the crust after rainfalls have close relations to the occurrence of shallow shocks in the upper crust.

There was a feeling in the 1970s that the post-war economic model had been corroded by rising inflation and a series of oil shocks.

Such a peg adjusts to trade shocks and serves as a nominal anchor, so it may outperform current exchange rate regimes.

In this case in an epileptic seizure, in Milgram's study, it was the electrical shocks participants themselves were administering.

(Yes, I know that this style of writing in books shocks some people, but at least it keeps them from borrowing my favorite books ).

By a sleep to say we end the hear-ache and the thousand natural shocks, that flesh is heir to, it's a consummation devoutly to bi wished.

Second, industrial activity might be concentrated in certain countries, and domestic and foreign operations might experience common shocks.

These views led to the formulation of the idea that observed economic fluctuations can be modeled as shocks to a system.

He said that once the export rebate rates downward, Jinjiang shocks suffered by the export textile and garments.

Krishna Guha's prediction that the US would avoid recession if it avoided any large shocks might well have been right.

To avoid electric shocks or faulty connections, do not work with the electrical parts unless you are a qualified electrician.

The Robert smiles to the Gordon and shocks his head and no longer speaks.

Another aspect of production-readiness is resilience to what I call "transient impulses" . These are short shocks to the system.

In the work of the pump are the inevitable hydraulic shocks, can be played to a good buffer.

The results show that above - named observation data are able to reflect short - impending precursor information before some medium shocks .

He was tortured and given electric shocks; his feet, elbows, and knees were burned; then they slashed his face and cut off his penis.

ICD shocks in the month preceding a scheduled assessment were associated with a decreased quality of life in multiple domains.

[. . . ] Double-dips are not as infrequent as you might think. . . Weak recoveries leave you vulnerable to shocks.

Given these recurrent tensions in the market, how might future liquidity shocks be prevented or, at least, coped with?

Emerging markets do not, then, seem as resilient to shocks in the developed world as the decoupling theory suggests.

But sometimes, on the rare occasion, Gaga breaks out a "normal" looking outfit -- an average-length dress, pants -- and shocks us even more.

The thrust of those requirements is to make companies better able to withstand systemwide shocks.

The main active area for this group of large shocks is along the mid-western segment of the Yinshan-Yanshan seis mic belt in North China.

These shocks provide unmatched stability over jumps and through the bumps to give this machine an unbeatable edge in the heat of racing.

A sense of humor may have served as a buffer against the shocks of disappointment.

Capitalism will survive these financial shocks. The risk, though, is of a retreat to economic nationalism.

Others see it as indicative of the fluidity of a global economy experiencing cyclical shocks and secular realignments.

The point is to minimize shocks from volatile foreign exchange markets.

There were other shocks. Petraeus had spent most of 2005 in Baghdad trying to train Iraqi Army units.

When ocean species collapse, it makes the ocean itself weaker and less able to recover from shocks like global climate change, Worm said.

Indeed, it may be prone to less frequent, but more violent, shocks, spreading from individual banks throughout the financial system.

Sanctions would simply send the world into a downward spiral of protectionism, exchange rate upheavals and interest rate shocks.

The facility to transfer billions at the click of a mouse may allow ever-quicker profits, but it also makes shocks propagate faster.

But alongside the gains, the upheaval has turned lives upside down. Human beings are adaptable but most do not react well to shocks.

Recent data suggest the U. S. is shaking off the effects of those shocks.

In fact, Oberammergau is not immune to history, or to new shocks.

Given the regularity with which such shocks occur here, forecasters shouldn't count on trouble-free farming from June onward.

Comments: Unit early breakthrough platform shocks form, is expected to open up space can be of concern.

They may not be able to predict each shock, but they know the probability distribution of these shocks.

There are fears that with the decline in financial services, external economic shocks might be catastrophic for some smaller territories.

The system of springs and other devices that insulates the chassis of a vehicle from shocks transmitted through the wheels.

A strong and well-regulated financial system should be the firstline of defense against financial shocks .

SHORTING Few traders active today were in stocks in 1929, but the after- shocks of that year's crash still impact us.

as i argued earlier , interdependence is synonymous with the transmission of financial shocks , particularly financial contagion.

Amiodarone may be effective as an adjunct to implantable cardioverter-defibrillator therapy to reduce number of shocks.

The purpose of the SPR is to dampen the effects of catastrophic supply shocks, not to ease a president's political difficulties.

That will simplify those supply chains, helping companies cope with shocks like the one inflicted by Japan's earthquake.

Marriage demand by individuation and liberation of demand shocks, it is also subject to numerous challenges the concept of spouse.

The reason lies in the bifurcated nature of the credit shocks.

He did, however, note that seismic shocks could serve as an early warning of an eruption, giving people plenty of time to get to safety.

The euro has also shielded the German economy from what would have been still bigger shocks.

The reserves were set up in the wake of the Arab oil embargo of 1973 to blunt the effects of severe supply shocks.

Friedmanbelieved that for the most part, excluding very large supply shocks, business declines are more of a monetary phenomenon.

Think to keep your chest upright, your arms near the body and your knees flexed to absorb the shocks.

They are slamming into neighboring gas to create a pair of bow shocks on either side of the globule.

The answer turns out to hinge critically on the kinds of shocks to which the economy of the country is most liable.

Worse, they don't know what to fear: will it end up in deflation, default, inflation, financial shocks, or all of these?

Second, capital and liquidity buffers need to be large enough to handle big shocks.

The absence of such shocks has greatly enhanced the prospects for the German recovery.

Three of these bow shocks are nestled in the upper left side of the central cavity, but are difficult to spot in this view.

A more divided world economy could make 2011 a year of damaging shocks.

The Linked Exchange Rate has remained remarkably stable in the face of these shocks.

The shocks of secularism, immigration and rival faiths have already shaken up the complacency of Anglicanism in peculiar ways.

Sudden, dramatic economic policy shocks are to be avoided if at all possible.

What else is going on unnoticed in obscure corners of medicine, industry, business that could eventually produce new shocks, if ignored?

It could act as an automatic stabiliser to help cope with asymmetric shocks.

Con effetto initiates the last four bars of this event, a discordant cluster of syncopated electric shocks and explosive flashes.

Such a loss of dignity and descent into children behaviour on the part of the adults deeply shocks the adolescents.

How far would you go giving what you thought were electrical shocks to another human being simply for a study about memory?

The European Union is conducting stress tests on 143 nuclear plants to see how they would withstand shocks.

The shocks will restrain the cyclical upturn for a while but not derail it for good.

President Yudhoyono has urged coastal residents to evacuate due to a number of after shocks .

It is made of a special material that absorbs shocks and insulates the hard drive and data from being damaged when you drop it.

They had passed US government's stress tests in May that assessed whether banks had the money to withstand further shocks to the economy.

The researchers applied electric shocks to certain muscles of the patients, using a technique called "repetitive nerve stimulation" (RNS).

Exchange rate flexibility, and by extension a more independent monetary policy, would help the economy cope better with such shocks.

Maybe, the momentum gained by the US and the big emerging markets, especially China, will let the world ride through the shocks.

Households with more education cope better with economic shocks and with extreme weather events.

Longer shock absorbers replace the standard shocks to lift the body higher and to provide for maximum wheel travel.

In addition, remittances appear to help households maintain their consumption levels through economic shocks and adversity.

Three: you may find that escort services are a little like estate agency, in that even severe demand shocks don't tend to reduce fees.

Be able to withstand 'shocks' occurring in intermodal transport.

Gordon Brown said the world financial system was stronger than last year and better able to deal with any shocks from unpaid loans.

There is nothing intrinsic about such crises that they need to become important shocks to the broader, global macroeconomy.

In that context I think of capital controls as an effective but economically inefficient way of managing capital flow shocks.

So oil shocks have smaller effects today, because labour markets in rich countries have become considerably more flexible since the 1970s.

The Crisis Department only should be left with non-contractible shocks: totally unexpected events and domestic misbehavior and blunders.

These changes were abrupt, as they slammed into the economy with little forewarning of even bigger price shocks just ahead.

Supply shocks, for instance, do more damage to global growth than higher prices that are the consequence of stronger demand.

Of course we're still frightened of more shocks, but we've got used to it.

Both papers help tell us why oil shocks hurt much less than they used to.

There is an urgent need to make markets more transparent and less prone to systemic shocks in light of the financial crisis.

An event shocks markets when it contradicts conventional wisdom of how the financial world is supposed to works.

Calibration results indicate that relative PPP holds if monetary policy does not response to productivity shocks.

They could be justified, initially, as a way of creating insurance against shocks.

But it is equally possible that there could be nasty shocks ahead, particularly if money market or Treasury rates rise.

It is like asking whether pulling out toenails or giving electric shocks to the genitals is the more acceptable form of torture.

The drivers of corporate-bond performance tend to be default rates, economic growth and shocks to risk appetite.

Remove transfer gyro from datum marker to its support in helicopter, avoiding shocks.

Today, still maintain a high volume, surface activity is still high, around 2000 or Prev points up and down shocks.

In the financial turmoil has just passed today, the economy has been strong shocks to be restored, Golden Week, the economic help is great.

Complacent assumptions that lower prices will bring renewed demand growth ignore the reality of the demand response to extreme price shocks.

According to conventional earthquake wisdom, after shocks represent the ground's "relaxing" after the main temblor has rattled the land.

Rats and monkeys had been found to forgo food to avoid delivering electric shocks to relatives.

Appearing with a missing front tooth, he told of beatings, whippings and electric shocks after his arrest.

Certain species of aquatic animals are capable of producing physiological shocks.

A homeless tiger, instead of confused and busy crowd, is wandering among the gray tall buildings, which shocks the audience.

As collaborations increase, there will also be culture shocks for western scientists.

But as oil demand shifts to Asia, so responsibility for responding to shocks must also move with it.

A system that appeared resilient (and enormously profitable) in times of low volatility has proven brittle in the face of shocks.

In addition, many emerging countries had been aggressively tightening monetary policy to fight inflation just before these shocks hit.

But in the face of real shocks central banks also need to follow short-run stabilisation policies consistent with long-run price stability.

The best way for countries to adjust to the shocks and disruption would be for markets to become deeper and more resilient.

ALFRED HITCHCOCK once said that his job was to provide the public with beneficial shocks.

True friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to that appellation.

Private insurers, national export-credit agencies and multilateral bodies like MIGA offer businesses cover against political shocks.

Ahead of the trip to Burnley, he was suggesting the strength of the chasing group meant that shocks were possible in every round of matches.

Don't overload the socket or lengthen the power wire, otherwise fire or electric shocks may be led to.

Milgram's studies of obedience show that people will administer dangerous electric shocks if told to by a white-coated authority figure.

these peculiar forms not only seemed designed to shock people emotionally , but to give them electric shocks as well.

They have forecasted what can be forecast and formulated contingency plans ready for use when unforeseeable shocks occurred.

But as Mr Cooper writes: "A depressed savings rate leaves the economy precariously positioned to deal with future adverse shocks. "

This new pattern shocks the idea of narrow vision, microscopic measurement and passive adaptation in traditional accounting practice.

Through calculation, the pressure distribution, temperature distribution and the varieties of shocks and expansion waves were obtained.

In addition, the combination of the two shocks has created uncertainty about the direction of monetary and regulatory policy.

When this finally happens, it doesn't surprise me. But it usually shocks the hell out of the client.

But at the same time, he'll strike a more cautious tone, pointing out that the fragile economy is still vulnerable to shocks.

It should be noted that there is typically no analysis of the impact of foreign monetary shocks on US variables in this literature.

Members noted that the global economy had been resilient to recent shocks.

The oversea experience would enable people to turn the cultural shocks into cultural assimilation.

By performing the same calculations on those records, the researchers could work out exactly where the shocks originated.

But there is still some high-speed shocks, basically there is no overshoot.

Rescuers were forced to briefly postpone their efforts as the after-shocks dislodged more rubble from buildings.

For some patients, the procedure reduces the number of corrective shocks and eliminates the need for medication.

These outflows mechanically heat their surroundings, through shocks as well as gentler forms of heating.

The SRX's six-speed automatic's sport mode holds whichever gear you choose, and it changes the Sachs shocks' damping, as well.

Only the market to digest and low in resolving the "non-size" shocks, is expected to make a comeback.

Their energy can send shocks into the air, and shake the land.

He says he was subjected to horrific electric shocks in interrogations overseen by Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, one of Muammar's sons.

many buildings had collapsed in boumerdes , the epicenter of the earthquake , and residents slept in the streets for fear of after shocks.

These twin shocks demonstrate the need for new, comprehensive approaches to maintain stability, both in economies and financial markets.

Oil supply shocks are the factors that impact oil price fluctuation through oil production volatility.

To test the effectiveness of the drug, researchers created bad memories by giving mice electric shocks while a loud noise was played.

Economic demand shocks are the world economic factors that impact oil price fluctuation through world oil demand volatility.

Experience teaches that big financial shocks affect patterns of lending and spending across the world.

Yes, the U. S. isn't as vulnerable to oil shocks as it once was.

The UK bank says: "This creates the risk that in emerging economies inflation shocks turn into self-perpetuating inflation processes. "

My preference is to assume that shocks arrive relatively frequently, but that they vary in size and probability.

Treatment includes not just counselling but military discipline, drugs, hypnosis and mild electric shocks. Tempted?

Initial shocks from a relaxation of birth quotas may cause an upsurge in fertility rates in the early years.

Moreover, we remain vulnerable to external price shocks and receive very little transfer of technology, or growth in related industries.

But shocks like a hopeful jobs report or good earnings results can stop a fall and send prices higher.

Therefore takes he most adept topic, Maupassant writing's love is brilliant and is moving, chilly US shocks.

The Relaxacisor produced electrical shocks to the body through contact pads.

In the authorities' view, these banks had to make big profits to survive shocks and to give the Treasury supercharged tax revenues.

If you had to guess, what percentage of the subjects kept delivering shocks after that point?

This would be costly and cause huge financial shocks for both leavers and those left behind.

Extremes in water supply deliver unacceptable shocks to the developing world, says World Bank Senior Water Advisor, David Grey.

This paper first introduced a micro-banking model, describes the behavior of bank credit reacting to external macroeconomic shocks.

Variability allows adaptability to variations in the ecosystem . . . if you've got variation then you are more resistant to shocks.

So is that of financial shocks, perhaps in response to fiscal concerns.

A sudden increase in the size and frequency of the shocks prompted the authorities to issue the alert.

This debate ebbed and flowed during the seventies, as a series of shocks ran through the global.

Reduced petroleum demand in developed nations could make their economic growth less vulnerable to oil price shocks, the report states.

Shocks could ripple up and down global supply chains at speed .

Labor supply shocks varied depending on the infection rate and mortality in a given country.

Changyang rose yesterday after the market may have further short-term shocks, but the market upward trend will not change.

Investors in Asia also need to be wary of political shocks that could suddenly overturn the region's risk profile.

The economy, the public finances and indebted homebuyers have suffered large negative shocks.

When a child dies from a preventable disease, it shocks all of our consciences.

The rats which learned quickest were the ones receiving neither mild shocks nor strong shocks, but shocks somewhere in the middle.

That's to say that after 1999 oil price rise and the decline was mainly decided by these two shocks.

RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK. BEHAVIOUR OF ROLLING STOCK`S SEATS AT STATICS STRESS, FATIGUE STRESS, VIBRATIONS STRESS AND SHOCKS STRESS.

Cash will cushion a portfolio from shocks and provide dry powder to take advantage of unexpected troubles.

Compared with the trend of export growth, the decline of export has indeed caused tremendous shocks on China's economy and employment.

The big challenge is to develop a framework of assistance that will survive short-term shocks.

in this newspaper argued that it might require internal shocks to jolt the Saudis into taking reform seriously.

Monetary and exchange rate flexibility enhance the capacity of the economy to absorb and adjust to shocks, it noted.

The second component would be a policy to address asymmetric shocks.

Former patients, writing online, claim the shocks, some severe, were administered continuously.

Russia's accession to the WTO, the immediate future, China and Russia will bring about some textile trade shocks and fluctuations.

Another theory holds that other animals can sense weak shocks before an earthquake that are imperceptible to humans.

Protection against external shocks gave Poland's policymakers plenty of room for manoeuvre.

But confidence has definitely not been restored (see chart). Further shocks are likely.

Will China's Foreign Exchange Investment Corporation Bring Shocks to International Financial Market?

The Financial sector sees a few more shocks , but many banks will be brought to account before the year is out.

Today's flexible jobs markets allow oil shocks to be absorbed less harmfully.

US recessions are driven by the retrenchment of the corporate sector in response to shocks.

This should help bring greater stability and fewer shocks to the system.

Small overnight crude oil rises, American cotton continued falling, short-term adjustment for PTA maintain shocks.

To fund China's priorities in the decades ahead, and to deal with external shocks, the report calls for further fiscal system reforms.

DCI has affidavits from three minors accused of throwing stones who claim they were given electric shocks under interrogation in 2010.

In addition, the distances to market and a narrow economic base means the country is highly vulnerable to economic shocks.

Based on the model of Stiglitz, I will introduce a cooperation variable, to discuss the role of it in reducing negative shocks.

The B44 soaks up the bumps using Factory Team hard anodized aluminum threaded shocks with gold shock shafts.

In recent years, terrorism in New York and London has caused sharp, but short-lived, shocks to the financial system.

More significantly, though, India's domestic economy provides greater cushion from external shocks than China's.

But that's the last thing they want to do while their own economies are still weak and recovering from financial shocks.

Poor communities and fragile economies are ill-equipped to absorb the shocks of natural disasters and violent conflicts.

The smiley-shaped bow shocks curve away from the stellar winds of the central massive stars.

In tests the ? 299 mobile was found to be impervious to dust, dirt, shocks and drops from 6ft in the air onto concrete.

With the outbreak of the European sovereign debt crisis, the world economy is faced with the new shocks and uncertainties.

Post-Lehman, few would disagree that financial shocks can bring a brutal synchronicity to global financial markets.

These shocks will only become more common with the climatic volatility that accompanies climate change.

The impacts of these shocks on asset prices are amplified by bank capital requirements based on mark-to-market.

The country's finances are hypersensitive to currency fluctuations and international economic shocks.

Financial institutions are notorious for responding to market shocks in a herd.

This rise has largely been driven by food prices, whose rapid increase in turn reflects short-term supply shocks.

Equity markets are driven by investor psychology and, occasionally, shocks over one- to three-month time horizons.

The interaction of national income with exchange-rate regimes in the face of import supply shocks is more complicated.

This comes thanks to the double-wishbone suspension, adjustable shocks, and adjustable anti-roll bars.

In a normal stage of the market, the Fund net sudden shocks significantly.

Its economy has taken the force of three shocks: a housing bust, a banking crisis and an export collapse.

The strongest of the shocks was also recorded at other nearby stations.

Consumption shocks are progressively lowering global import demand for broiler parts.

"Electric shocks" turning to powerful itching, requiring scraping of body parts with garlic grater night and day.

After all, critics say, the L'Aquila earthquake was preceded by minor shocks that also worried the city's residents.

Mr Sims used the information gathered on fundamental shocks to conduct "impulse-response analysis" .

Dozens of after shocks have rumbled through the region, extending the damage and fear of survivors.

So far, the shocks to supply have been tiny.

Those shocks have made the outlook more uncertain, not just for the economy but for monetary policy.

Aggregate supply and demand shocks in different stages of business cycle have different mechanisms.

China is seeking a stable supply stream of iron ore to mitigate pricing shocks for iron ore imported from Brazil and Australia.

Yet while it could cope with external shocks, the global economy could not ignore its own excesses.

This Pavlovian technique resulted inherits freezing upinnervous anticipation of the shocks every timetheyheard either sound.

So, unsurprisingly, those same risk managers are now scouring the horizon for any fresh potential shocks.

Too much attention is paid to short-term financial shocks as distinct from underlying patterns.

Third, fiscal policy should be aimed at absorbing temporary economic shocks.