The researchers found that with appropriate precautions, patients with pacemakers and defibrillators can have an MRI scan with very low risk of the device malfunctioning, moving, heating or causing abnormal heart rhythms due to the magnetic and radiofrequency energy generated by the test.
The rapid and intense build-up of ice quickly resulted in a malfunction of moving wing parts.
The apparently accidental document malfunction had moved commentators on from picking apart the government's apparent lack of vision for post-Brexit, and set the chattering classes alight on a subject close to the hearts of millions.
The cast is first-rate, with Mr. DeVries giving the evening's most affecting performance as Benjamin, whose dignified acceptance of his mind's malfunctioning strikes a moving note.
Our waiter, clearly well drilled in the American style of service, launched into his rehearsed spiel about all sauces being made from scratch, and fish being bought fresh every day, then malfunctioned badly by moving off after we'd ordered our starters.
So far, this was the lowest point the machine had reached in my opinion (including the malfunction where it stopped moving entirely) and I hope it will not go any lower in the following operas.
(In the old station's last hours on Monday, one of the moving platforms malfunctioned and service into the station was disrupted for about half an hour).
Oppo promises the mechanism has been tested at least 300,000 times without issues, and so far I have not encountered problems at all, but ultimately a mechanical moving part has a higher chance of malfunction than non-moving parts.
Whether it's a toenail malfunction, costume lacerations, or pulled muscles from climbing moving vehicles, it goes without saying that it gets a bit crazy in TNT.
With no moving parts, there are fewer chances for malfunction, and the Wi-Fi connection allows the city to remotely set special rates and times.
