Two hours and 10 minutes into the flight, the computers controlling the flight switched off the autopilot after becoming confused by conflicting speed readings, caused by the icing up of pitot tubes monitoring the plane's velocity.
While "why" concerns exposure, conflict, and speed, "who" and "where" consider the unique characteristics of the road users and the surrounding built environment.
But as banks become more aware of the potential for cyber-attacks by their own employees, Rauch and Goldsmith say some have contacted them, hoping to resolve the conflict between speed and security.
A century ago this week, delegates from more than two dozen countries gathered in this historic city, determined to forge mechanisms to prevent armed conflict, to speed disarmament, and to facilitate the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Heisserer, thankfully, puts the humans and aliens in direct communication, and adds an element of geopolitical conflict that speeds up the plot.
Competition for crops is already a problem, and likely to get worse.Given these strains, and the political ramifications of food, efforts to feed the 9 billion will sharpen geopolitical conflicts and speed up shifts that are happening anyway.
These can relate to the use of special procurement procedures, conflicts between speed and quality or short- and long-term goals, and proper institutional set-up (Jha et al. 2010).
The Brain's ability to integrate information from different modalities (multisensory integration) is fundamental for accurate sensory experience and efficient interaction with the environment: it enhances detection of external stimuli, disambiguates conflict situations, speeds up responsiveness, facilitates processes of memory retrieval and object recognition.
The synchronized interchange may be advantageous because it was estimated to reduce the severity of crashes due to fewer crossing conflicts, a lower speed of conflicts, and a higher time to collision.
