Well, they were incapacitated by decades of deregulation.
Impairment is usually minimal, and most patients function well, although some become incapacitated from fear of going insane.
"I'm going to do well when I'm finally, completely incapacitated and I'm in a nursing home, because presumably I'll be surrounded by people who are trying to help and look after me," she said.
And even if it has incapacitated Mr Fazlullah which may well be unlikely given that he has been heard broadcasting recently (see article)—it has killed or captured almost none of his commanders.
It is a well known fact that TCP is incapacitated to distinguish congestion losses in the wired network from corruption losses occurring in the wireless link and this inability results in poor performance of TCP in a hybrid wired-cum-wireless scenario.
It did offer some news, however, a message confirmed a little earlier in the evening by "El Puerto," Albéniz's fiendishly complicated excerpt for "Iberia": Mr. Fleisher's right hand, incapacitated for nearly 40 years, now works very well.
They must work well in the least forgiving of conditions, and with distracted or incapacitated users.
Tears welled up as she described the death of James Connolly who, incapacitated by his injuries, had been carried into the prison courtyard on a stretcher, tied to a chair and shot.
Due to the fact that subjects affected by SP most frequently refer to their GP, the importance of preventing SP as opposed to other types of disorders, as well as the markedly incapacitating nature of SP reinforce this necessity for a better training of GPs.
For some, the question of who opens the doors is itself less of a concern than the fear that, once this duty is removed, conductors would be regarded as expendable, whatever the current pledges on having a second onboard staff member – with implications for passenger safety in unattended carriages, as well as in the possible event of an accident or the driver being incapacitated.
