Direct-line telephones are available along the autostradas, which permit drivers to summon help if breakdowns or crashes occur.
The program, called a state estimator, helps to monitor grid conditions and tries to predict what would happen if breakdowns were to occur.
But if dislocation and breakdown are significant features of the British social landscape, these are not new.
Therefore, this launch is best sailed on an outgoing tide, which means that if you breakdown in the inlet (or if the wind dies), you're going out to sea.
By adding tracking devices drivers are encouraged to stick to the speed limits, employers can check that they don't drive for too many hours in the day, colleagues can locate drivers if they breakdown, and someone will know where they are if they're driving alone.
Everyone in this hall, everyone watching at home, knows that we will only tackle crime if we tackle family breakdown, if we tackle drug addiction, if we mend broken lives.
If the breakdown persists, the Fed might change how it conducts policy.
Her father gently remonstrates, wondering if a breakdown threatens, or even suicide.
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Forest remnants can locally improve water quality of deforested streams in a reset effect, but few studies evaluated if leaf breakdown rates respond to forest remnants or, at a finer spatial scale, to riparian forest structure.
