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.
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.
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.
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.
A hamstring injury in a college all-star game in his senior year at Notre Dame cut down his speed and curtailed his pro career, after which he owned an insurance agency in Arlington Heights, Ill.
MODERATION IN PARIS URGED Chamberlain Asks Briand to Curtail Notes, Speed Parley, Get Germany Into League.
Because when you tell me that your new game is going to hark back to "classic Sonic gameplay", I don't expect to have my forward momentum curtailed mere seconds after managing to pick up speed.
In the long run, though, it would speed the day when those rights may be curtailed by global orders from courts in Russia, Turkey, or China.
First, it greatly curtailed the neighborhood development pro‐ gram, which is intended to speed rev1.alization of neigh borhoods without red tape.
Finally, there is lively debate in Gloucestershire occasioned by a car thief who was chased at twice the speed limit through the streets of Cheltenham, an excitement curtailed only when he crashed and ran away, leaving his injured wife behind.
