Sentences with phrase «for rerouting»

Work closely with subcontractors to solve field problems and inspect set up to ensure that safety standards are met including all PPE equipment being worn and that proper traffic signs are visible for rerouting traffic.

They are support items to either change the soft factory hoses to hard pipes or high capacity replacements that allow for rerouting.

I outline in my book the reason why eating fewer times throughout the day is actually more desirable for rerouting midlife hormones that have gotten out of balance.

Instead she put in a request to have my box flagged for a reroute when it was scanned next.

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At that point, there is often still enough surviving spinal cord tissue to allow for a sort of neural workaround, a rerouting of signals to maintain the flow of sensory and motor signals below the wound.

The rerouting made it possible for some drivers to make it home each night, reducing the need for layover pay and expenses.

He had heard about a product prototype for an autodialer — which Feder, in his casual lingo, calls a «box» — that could reroute international fax calls over the cheapest available phone lines.

Weddings are both a joyous family affair and a tangle of moving parts — perhaps it's the stress of making sure one Trump - voting aunt won't be seated next to a Democratic in - law, or rerouting those flowers from the wrong location on the big day — that make the event notoriously stressful for both brides and grooms.

During development of the project, «there were multiple reroutes of the pipeline corridor for various reasons - cultural, environmental, landowner concerns - 140, 150 reroutes,» he said.

Trump's administration may be rerouting its focus by pushing for speedier and less expensive trips to the moon before Trump leaves his post.

it will make you wonder if there is a spirit beyond our bodies,,, or all of it is in the brain itself... I see how hard it is for stroke victims to return to their old self after the brain has been damaged... and I wondered sometimes if the person I knew was even in the body anymore... It is a question I do not have a firm answer for... but I like to think the spirit exists and just can not use the brain anymore... it is like a computer interface that is damaged and the body has failed to repair itself... Our brains can reroute data, or rebuild some damage..

Staying true to their company's green credentials, the Berliners insist that any vegetables grown for Amy's Drive Thru that aren't used be rerouted into their frozen products.

Officials renovated and rerouted Arlington Lakes Golf Club to the tune of $ 2.4 million (plus $ 400,000 for clubhouse upgrades)-- a bold step that has the attention of American golf's top governing body.»

«It's interesting that the reflex kind of reroutes the entire circulatory system to save blood for the heart and brain, and not pump it through the rest of the body,» says Wennergren.

After a criminal referral to prosecutors from the state Board of Elections office, other subpoenas sought records related to hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations solicited by the mayor's campaign that were rerouted to upstate Democrats running for the state Senate.

The D.A.'s office was specifically investigating whether de Blasio's aides had purposefully circumvented state campaign finance donation limits, by rerouting large donations through county Democratic campaign committees, which then funneled donations to campaign accounts for State Senate candidates as part of the mayor's push to flip the chamber to Democratic control.

Two options remain for replacing a portion of I - 81 near Syracuse: keeping the elevated highway and modernizing it, or demolishing it and rerouting through traffic around the city.

Next week the city of Troy will begin work to replace a water line that burst in January 2016, impacting several nearby communities and rerouting traffic for weeks.

In addition to shutting down the 4 train and rerouting various Bronx buses, the breakage has left residents with flooded basements, disrupted utility lines disrupted, and 500 local business and residents are waiting for Con Edison to hook their service back up.

A drug could stop microglia in their tracks, for example, or reroute their migration.

Even with only a few hours of advance warning, power grids could redistribute currents to reduce their vulnerability to currents traveling through Earth and airplanes flying polar routes could be rerouted to avoid losing radio contact with controllers, for example.

In recent years, optics researchers have come up with numerous concepts for invisibility cloaks — camouflaging that would effectively reroute light so as to conceal an object within.

As for reducing carbon emissions, it is possible that some out - of - state coal - fired generating plants that currently supply electricity to Oregon may continue to operate after 2035 by rerouting their electricity elsewhere.

It is a sign for us to stop and figure out what's causing our imbalance rather than just masking, suppressing, or rerouting the symptoms.

If you don't receive the emails from us in your inbox, be sure to check your «Junk Mail» file as some email clients may reroute them, mistaking them for spam.

Drs. Fogerite and Bowling both say more research is needed to discover the mechanics of how yoga works for people with MS, but Dr. Fogerite suspects that the slow, mindful repetitions of the movements in yoga may help «recruit» brain cells next to the cells damaged by the disease — in essence rerouting the network needed to connect for a particular function.

I know I speak for all four of us when I say we would have rather rerouted the flight back to sunny Charleston.

Needless to say, the setup for the Ben Stiller - directed followup doesn't so much as resurrect its chronically dumb pair of fashionistas Derek (Stiller) and Hansel (Owen Wilson) as it reroutes them through the same jokes.

Given that this world appears even more suitable for colonization than the ship's original destination, the crew decides to reroute and find out what's going on.

For children at risk of dyslexia, early reading at home may reroute the brain's networks, building new capacity

Knowing accuracy is important to any book, but particularly for an organization like National Geographic that has a reputation for getting details right, Holland went back to her story and rerouted the characters.

The added GTS power comes in part from a double - resonance intake system using a trio of flaps to route and reroute intake air for max effect.

Getting started with the navigation system couldn't be more straightforward, and on top of that, Acura is offering three cloud - based smartphone apps that provide additional music content, improved rerouting capability for the nav system and emergency services.

For further assistance, avoid delays on busy streets and freeways using AcuraLink Real - Time Traffic ™ 57 with advanced Traffic Rerouting ™ 57.

The system has a full VGA high - resolution 8 - inch color display, uses navigation data stored on a built - in 60 GB hard disk drive (HDD) for impressively quick operation and includes AcuraLink Real - Time Traffic with Traffic Rerouting ™ along with the AcuraLink Real - Time Weather ™ with weather radar image maps.

He was able to have it rerouted to this dealership for me.

These interior upgrades are complimented by advanced electronics that include a satellite - linked Acura Navigation System with Voice Activation ™ along with the innovative AcuraLink ® satellite communication system with Real - time traffic, AcuraLink ® Traffic Rerouting ™ and (new for 2009) AcuraLink ® weather.

Members also have the option to electronically authorize release of packages that require a signature and, for a $ 5 transaction fee, reroute a package to another delivery address or have it delivered to the nearest The UPS Store location.

Car - to - X communication alerts other drivers of dangers in the road, adverse weather conditions or accidents so they can reroute to their destination or prime the driver and car for what lies ahead.

People in other countries will be rerouted to their own Amazon stores, I believe just to the front page where they can search for your book.

Google Maps 5.0 provides a host of compelling features including the ability to explore 3D maps, caching for offline use, and offline rerouting.

For each dollar of profits NOT paid out as dividends very little gets rerouted into the increased future dividend.

If VantageScore were to be considered for mortgage approval, Americans would have greater consumer freedom — possibly rerouting the journey to homeownership entirely.

But Pete and Officer Mack were rerouted to the View Ridge area of SW Seattle, for what proved to be the most unexpected case of the day: rescuing a majestic bald eagle.

Additional Notes: Due to operational reasons, tours that are scheduled to visit Tamworth between January 23 - 27, 2018 will be rerouted to Coffs Harbour for the night.

Seasonal heavy rains can cause high waters, making it difficult for river cruise vessels to pass under bridges; and shallow waters can completely halt waterway travel — both requiring rerouting, and a change in transportation modes and accommodations.

Those who decide to cancel their flights with Garuda Indonesia will be given several options, such as rescheduling their flight, prolonging their ticket validity for six months, rerouting, changing their name or getting a full refund of their ticket.

I'm not quite sure what that has to do with airline alliances, but Chris agrees with the reader that he's not being unreasonable in expecting US Airways and / or Royal Jordanian to either reroute him or compensate him for his hotel expenses.

In the event of a disruption on the originating ticket, the carrier responsible for the disruption will be required to reroute the customer to their final destination.

Every concern was addressed and even when our flight was rerouted 5 hours away from our original airport, they had a shuttle waiting for us before our flight even landed.