Intershock

In`ter`shock


v. t. 1. To shock mutually.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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This scientific direction later continued also experimentally and included measurements aboard Prognoz-type satellites too (Intershock, Interball).
Cosmic ray investigation in the stratosphere and space: results from instruments on Russian satellites and balloons
Afterward, three unsignaled 0.6 mA (1 s) electric footshocks were delivered, with an intershock interval of 20 s.
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Electrical stimulation (shock) was provided by a Mallory power supply, model 12RS6D and was set at 6.5 V DC with a duration of 60 ms and an intershock interval of 500 ms.
Discrimination learning in paramecia (P. caudatum)
We get not ideas but empty fancy diction - "languaged objects' (69), "unstillable patternings" (79), "epiphanous moments" (80), "wordness" (81), "stanzas that intershock" (164) - and frequent long sentences whose sense declines into a thick verbal grease.
Re-Forming the Narrative: Toward a Mechanics of Modernist Fiction
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