Creating a directed (sent or received) as compared to an undirected interlock makes a crucial difference for the benefits that can be realized by the focal firm and thus for tie choice.
Human and equipment safety is guaranteed by a safety pneumatic system, basically composed of a set of interlocks, made with pneumatic and electro-pneumatic elements.
This paper reports on a study of a court policy that created a strong incentive for impaired driving offenders to install interlocks by making traditional penalties, such as jail or electronically monitored house arrest, the alternative to participation in an interlock program.
The Rapture and Interpol, both from New York City, leaned toward the minimal side of the Cure's legacy, with neatly interlocked guitars making each song a blueprint of itself, clarifying each moving part; neither band does much with melody, but the Rapture's terse little mottoes and dance momentum had more charm than Interpol's nasal, portentous metaphors.
Spinal fusion is a surgical procedure to correct problems with the individual vertebrae, the interlocking bones making up the spine, by preventing movement of the affected bones.
Last month, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California signed into law a pilot program making interlock devices mandatory for first-time drunken drivers in four counties, including Los Angeles and Sacramento.
Its interlocking galleries made an engaging statement about the bonds among viewer, artist and the art-making process.
(Holden) 'Kinyarwanda' (No rating, 1 40) Interlocked stories make up this somber and thoughtful drama set during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, where it was (beautifully) shot.
Yes, it's black, but the idea of the swirling green… something… and the interlocking words make it really visually appealing and tempting to pick up!
"The T of 'tsar' would have to be interlocked to make it clear we weren't looking for 'czar'," she says.
