The findings indicate that when interruptive tasks are presented in a spatially diverse task environment, the orienting function of tactile cues is a critical component, which directs attention to the location of the interruption, resulting in superior interruptive task performance.
Any business interruption resulting from the fire or water damage would also be paid even though a loss of sales or extra business expenses would not be reimbursed because of the power failure alone.
Selection of explosion prevention and/or protection measures is based on explosion characteristics of the dust, nature of the processes and operations, safety culture of the people, the environmental effects of a dust explosion, and business interruption resulting from a dust explosion.
If the communication link between North American Aerospace Defense Command and the base was severed, the aircraft crew could determine if the interruption resulted from an attack or a technical failure.
German sports journalist Gunter Bork specified that the interruption resulting from Chamberlain's 100th point lasted for nine minutes, after which play continued.
In particular, PTP1B has been studied as potential therapeutic drug target in obesity and insulin resistance, since genetic interruption resulted in resistance to high-fat diet-induced insulin resistance and obesity [ 9, 10].
Data from the Whitman Walker Clinic site in Washington, D.C. was omitted because there was an interruption in the study due to fiscal hardship within the organization; this interruption resulted in information not being available on patient receipt of the intervention and assignment to the intervention or assessment-only conditions.
However, there may be times when interruptions result in positive effects by providing new information to a situation or preventing an error.
Research by Chisholm et al. [11] described that EM physicians are 'interrupt-driven' and that these frequent interruptions result in breaks-in-task.
