The distribution system is the most interruption-prone component of the power grid.
In the past, the warning periods have been enough to prevent most service interruptions.
The most profound interruptions to building strong neural pathways come from stress.
As no expression stress is applied in these samples, most gene interruptions were expected to have little change in log2 fitness and, likewise, an enrichment ratio close to 0. Kernel density estimate analysis shows that most gene disruption enrichment ratios lie at or near the origin (Fig. S4).
IMAGINE going to work every day with the same eight people: laboring together on joint projects, eating together in a small private dining room, huddling together for hours every week behind a locked door that discourages all but the most urgent interruptions.
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Technical issues (eg, circuit clotting) caused most CRRT interruptions.
The most recent interruption grows out of a strike begun March 3 by 112 maintenance employees who are seeking protection against further layoffs by Maine Central.
In an explanation that brought Lord Hutton's most disapproving interruption of the day, she argued that Mr. Gilligan's charge that the government knew that the 45-minute claim was wrong should not be subjected to "precise textual analysis" but taken in the context of what impression it made on listeners.
When one of leaders was telephoned two hours before start, she asked: "Has the race started yet?" In the end, the most likely interruption was the weather, with moisture in the air before the race threatening the rain which never came.
