Sentences with phrase «reroute in»

To the right of the in - dash LCD screen, a button with a squiggly line indicates the navigation system's Diversion function, which enables drivers to quickly reroute in the event of unexpected traffic or road closures on the suggested route.

Water jackets have been rerouted in the block.

Not exact matches

In the longer term the EU wants to change existing taxation rights to make sure digital firms with large operations but no physical presence in a given country pay taxes there instead of being allowed to reroute their profits to low - tax jurisdictionIn the longer term the EU wants to change existing taxation rights to make sure digital firms with large operations but no physical presence in a given country pay taxes there instead of being allowed to reroute their profits to low - tax jurisdictionin a given country pay taxes there instead of being allowed to reroute their profits to low - tax jurisdictions.

But as Bill McKibben wrote in The New Yorker, officials rerouted it when people there raised concerns that it could jeopardize the community's water supply.

Under her leadership, the company invested $ 15 billion in modernizing its electricity infrastructure, including spending on «smart» meters (which allow companies to monitor use remotely), auto - switching devices that allow employees to monitor usage and outages from a distance, and technology that helps the grid «self - heal» by rerouting electricity around a damaged power line.

Visa and immigration restrictions have also likely played a part in rerouting prospective foreign business schools students away from American shores.

To leverage the cost advantage, Richter learned how to monitor constantly fluctuating prices and reroute calls on the fly to chase the bargains, like a financial trader moving money from one currency or commodity into others in sync with the complex ebb and flow of the market.

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.

Everything from missed flights to reroutes to last minute upgrade opportunities are taken care by the agent in real time on your mobile device, ensuring that your recharge time really is stress - free.

A flexible supply chain also allows a company's logistics team to reroute shipments around a bottleneck, or to ramp up shipments to meet an unexpected increase in demand.

To sort out this conflicting picture, Cornelissen and his colleagues asked 84 undergraduates what they would do in a hypothetical dilemma where a runaway trolley is on a collision course with five people, and the only way to save them is to flip a switch, reroute the trolley and kill one person.

Theologically, I've been tearing down walls and putting up new ones, rerouting plumbing and rewiring electricity, tossing out blueprints and sketching plans out in the dirt.

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..

In a couple of them, Durant utterly screwed up his assignment, which forced Smith to compensate and reroute to the outside (the clip where Gurley tries the hurdle at the end of his run is a great example).

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.

Bonacic believes his bill is the right decision, saying in a statement, «The board has done its job in rerouting the ship, and the time has come to transition NYRA back to private control.»

Many of the signals in the city's subway system are decades old, and when they break, they often take hours to fix, forcing the agency to reroute, delay or cancel dozens of trains.

A number of trails on Conservation Easement lands in the Adirondacks have been closed or rerouted to avoid logging operations.

It was a traffic jam that, in the end, rerouted the career of the chief executive of the world's fourth - largest airline, and how one led to the other is a tale of power, politics and New Jersey wheeling - dealing.

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.

The office closed last year, rerouting anyone who needs Social Security assistance to an office in Rego Park â $» a major -LSB-...]

New York State Transportation Commissioner Matt Driscoll says he expects to make a recommendation next month to either rebuild the crumbling I - 81 viaduct where it stands now in the city of Syracuse, or reroute traffic around the city and create a boulevard where I - 81 is now.

In addition, ABC reports that the BX32 and BX 36 are still being rerouted due to a 6 foot deep crater in the middle of the streeIn addition, ABC reports that the BX32 and BX 36 are still being rerouted due to a 6 foot deep crater in the middle of the streein the middle of the street.

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.

Proponents of the rerouting traffic around the city see it spurring new development, housing and jobs in a city that needs all three.

Trucks and small buildings in Israel and Jordan have fallen into pits, beaches and plantations have closed, and roads been rerouted to avoid the more than 5500 sinkholes that pockmark the region.

Governments helped it along by taking steps to prevent ship strikes, such as imposing speed limits on or rerouting larger vessels in some waters, and installing sensors that can warn mariners when the whales are nearby.

As well as offering a way to create souped - up organisms, changing neural connectivity could one day allow us to treat brain damage in people by rerouting signals around damaged neurons.

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

Airlines reroute polar flights when solar storms are predicted, as they did last week, adding hours of flight time and costing tens of thousands of dollars in extra fuel per flight.

Since the Communist Party signaled its intention to create a national park system in a 2013 planning document, the government has banned logging in Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces, canceled a highway project that would have bisected big cat habitat, and rerouted a high - speed railway connecting China to Vladivostok, a city on Russia's Pacific coast.

In fact, the agents appear to be better than people at smoothing the traffic flow, because they reroute small numbers of calls that people would not bother with.

Bad weather at an airport or a phone - in competition on TV will lead to transient local surges of network traffic, requiring on - the - fly rerouting of calls through less busy parts of the system.

If there's a change in electricity production or a drop in power, Power Hub will reroute electricity throughout the system to keep it stable.

Currently, surgeons working to reroute blood around an obstruction must harvest healthy veins from elsewhere in the patient's body.

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.

Drew had the mail rerouted to his own address and, with the bills in hand, uncovered the trail of the identity thief's purchases.

First, the team rerouted the two main branches of the man's sciatic nerve to muscles in the thigh above the amputation.

In 2006, Todd Kuiken and his colleagues at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago in Illinois realised they could preserve some of that functionality by carefully rerouting sensory nerves during an amputation and attaching them to another part of the bodIn 2006, Todd Kuiken and his colleagues at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago in Illinois realised they could preserve some of that functionality by carefully rerouting sensory nerves during an amputation and attaching them to another part of the bodin Illinois realised they could preserve some of that functionality by carefully rerouting sensory nerves during an amputation and attaching them to another part of the body.

From within the forest service, he began a campaign to expand the reserve and reroute a planned train track, which would have cut the reserve in half.

She underwent immediate surgery to remove the affected ovary and 13 centimeters from her colon, and also had a colostomy, a procedure that reroutes the colon so waste leaves the body through an incision in the abdomen.

You'll be rerouted just as magically as you were steered to your calling in the first place.

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 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.

Well If you watched then you also remember the horrific storms that were going on in NY that day & my flight being rerouted to Boston — therefore...

A legendary manhunter and Naval Intelligence officer and his team are investigating terrorist chatter on the distant colony world of Sedra, when they are caught in a horrific biological attack that reroutes their mission.

Then there's Call Your Shots which is an amazing feature that lets you reroute any receiver on a passing play and will have you shredding the defense in no time.

Checker's commentary draws on his analysis of the problems with the universal preschool movement published in an Ed Next article this summer (The Preschool Picture) and a book earlier this year (Reroute the Preschool Juggernaut).