Stoss

Shock may refer to:

• Shock (mining) is in mining the each perpendicular (also diagonally ) standing wall.
• A built-up stack, see Stapelungsmechanik
• In the hunter language the totality of the control springs
• Shock (unit), a livestock unit
• Shock ( Holzmaß ), a Brennnholzmaß
• Shock ( gambling ), a gambling card game
• An expression in sheep head (similar to the " counterpoint " in Skat )
• The German name of the municipality Štós in eastern Slovakia

A jerky movement, for example by an impact, that triggers a vibration or transmits energy:

• Shock (physics), a very brief interaction between two bodies
• In mathematics, physics and astronomy, an abrupt, propagating change in the state variables, see the shock wave and the shock wave
• Collision in traffic generally a collision and rail transport a dangerous event
• Fencing with a stab of shock weapon
• In track and poking the ball, see the shot put

Interfaces or locations:

• The flat surface on which to collide two connecting elements, see Add ( production engineering)
• Rail joint in the railway system
• Mining the lateral boundary of a mine construction, see tunnels (mining)
• Stoßborte in tailoring

Number of people:

• Shock ( luthier ), a luthier family of the 18th and 19th century
• Andreas shock (around 1480-1540 ), Carmelite monk
• Franz shock (1909-1995), Austrian actor, director and theater manager
• Veit Stoss (1447-1533), sculptor of the late Gothic

• Shock, a mountain pass in Switzerland, where in 1405 the Battle of the shock took place
• Karl Stoss ( born 1956 ), an Austrian manager and sports official
• Another variant of the German name of the municipality Štós in eastern Slovakia

IMPACT acronym stands for:

See also:

• Disambiguation