If it fails, coolant may leak out of the engine, causing overheating, or into the mechanical components, potentially causing a total engine failure.
This failure to distinguish between source and search engine caused Primadanoi to thunder that 'Italian law does not understand technology or the internet'.
If the highly flammable methane then rises into the air, it could ignite in an airplane's engine -- causing it to explode and disappear.
The faulty assembly sent fuel gushing to the engine, causing it to speed up uncontrollably before overheating and bursting into flames.
In the preliminary report released in February, the council said one of the plane's two engines failed, but the pilot – for reasons unknown – shut the other functional engine, causing the plane to stall and crash.
Although this was certainly not the first or only owl to camp at the airport, someone had noticed it and was concerned that it could be sucked into a jet engine, causing an accident.
For example, General Motors recalled 713,435 midsize cars from the 1988-91 model years, because bolts could corrode and pull through a cradle supporting the engine, causing a loss of steering.
At a high court hearing in February, Hugh Tomlinson QC, representing NT1, told the high court that the visibility of the articles on the search engine caused "distress and upset" to his client.
