The band's eponymous debut album, released in 1976, initially caused little stir in the United States, but the single "Breakdown" was a smash in Britain, and when it was re-released in the U.S. the song made the Top 40 in 1978.
A single robot breakdown does not stop the production line.
This model requires a feasible compact and convex set including some resultant vectors; so that, each individual result is larger than result obtained from single breakdown point.
Only Hollywood Life's Andy Swift was disappointed... that he didn't get to see a single Kim Richards emotional breakdown.
Most important, however, data from Kranji Racetrack in Singapore indicate a decrease in catastrophic injuries after installation of the natural turf system and boasted not a single race-day catastrophic breakdown in the last seven months of 2004.
A single router or link breakdown in the interconnection network may affect a group of tasks.
Ignoring ACh breakdown, a single, well-mixed ACh application would be expected to elevate ACh concentration to a final value of 10 μM.
Simulated optimized designs predicted breakdown values from 40% of the ideal breakdown with a single ring, to 84% of the ideal value for diodes with four rings.
Required Fees Often paired with tuition for a single figure in cost-breakdowns, these fees cover all of those "free" activities and services found around campus.
He called his friend Eric Bowley, and they recorded the song — an aching ballad called "Beauty in the Breakdown" — in a single afternoon in Bowley's basement.
They thought it might help people suffering from simple "Mendelian" diseases such as sickle-cell anaemia and cystic fibrosis (so called because they are caused by the breakdown of a single gene, and thus follow the rules of inheritance laid down for pea plants by Gregor Mendel).Most of these diseases, however, are rare.
