Johnson teaches his corporate clients to search a vehicle for an improvised explosive device (look for exposed wires and an alligator clip) or to practice evasive driving maneuvers in the event of a kidnapping scenario (back up the car, drive through the situation, or "ram," which is pretty much what it sounds like).
The two parties also maneuvered to assign blame to each other in the event that no deal could be reached, and neither side was certain that it could predict the political repercussions of a shutdown.
EOPs provide generic guidance to a reactor plant operator in maneuvering the plant to a safe, stable condition in the event of an unexpected plant transient or emergency.
According to Kevin Ahlbrand, the president of the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police, parking a police car in this manner is a common maneuver — a car in the street offers a cop protection in the event of a gunfight.
Walker bolstered his position by raising national security concerns, warning that in the event annexation failed, imperialist Great Britain would maneuver the Republic of Texas into emancipating its slaves, forecasting a dangerous destabilizing influence on southwestern slaveholding states.
The substance concerns preparations for aggressive war but not in the sense of military strategy; rather, Jodl addresses issues of supply and economy, including measures to be taken in the event of a disabled production capacity (Kriegspeiler maneuver).
In the event of severe respiratory failure, recruitment maneuvers by stepwise increase in the mean airway pressure were applied.
"In the event the tank does make ground contact, customers again indicate they became aware through the associated noise and subsequently maneuver their vehicle to a safe location," Ford also told the agency.
In the event, ozone exposure did not change the sympathetic response to respiratory stimuli like deep breathing, maximum endinspiratory apnea, or the Valsalva-Maneuver.
