In an effort to curtail speeding and the resulting crashes, technologies, called intelligent speed adaptation (ISA) systems, have been developed to encourage people to drive at the set speed limits.
The best proof yet that automated speed cameras curtail the urge to speed — considered a virtual birthright by many drivers — will be presented Tuesday at a convention in Nashville.
Rote excelled despite suffering knee injuries early in his career that curtailed his speed and forced his conversion from running back to receiver.
Matt Kemp of the Los Angeles Dodgers missed 51 games last season with a hamstring injury, and the former Mets shortstop Jose Reyes missed considerable time in 2011 with a hamstring strain that curtailed his speed and explosiveness.
MODERATION IN PARIS URGED Chamberlain Asks Briand to Curtail Notes, Speed Parley, Get Germany Into League.
Net neutrality will curtail our Internet access, speed and performance.
And there by the wayside along with them are all the reform efforts to curtail the industry's obsession with speed.
Since the Feldenkrais Method emphasizes self-inquiry and the quality of movement, rather than specific positions or speed, the lessons helped curtail my habit of comparing myself to others, not just in class but in life.
Under his leadership, the agency has already opened the door for more media mergers, curtailed a high-speed internet program for low-income families and allowed broadband providers to raise rates to business customers.
Staying a Western Nation Her party's answer is to try to curtail the foreign presence by, for instance, speeding up deportation procedures for illegals and tightening regulations for family members to join immigrants already in Germany.
His firm does not expect to recover every booster, because the flight profile required on many satellite launches will lead to re-entry speeds that are simply too fast to curtail with the available propellant.
