Government and industry officials ultimately blamed the event on a series of flaws compounding other flaws, including neglected transmission lines, careless system operators and faulty computer software.
During the long winter, snow transforms Gala into a ski resort, but in the summer, the ski lifts look forlorn, like neglected washing lines strung loopily across a landscape so huge and so chequered in startling green that they disappear into insignificance.
Today neglected warehouses line the roads near the docks, and stretches of the port are being turned into riverside apartments.
Finally, performance in the three spatial tasks (used in Experiment 1) was found to correlate significantly with three typical tests of spatial neglect (line bisection, cancellation, copying, r=0.42 0.77), thereby indicating a significant relationship to the neglect syndrome.
The Romney campaign charted how several campaign embeds -- who follow Romney day in and day out for the TV networks -- and a couple of political reporters initially neglected to note the "humorous" line when they were live-tweeting the call.
Reprints Related items China's stockmarkets: Feeding frenzyMay 17th 2007 China and Africa: A cautious welcomeFeb 3rd 2007The AfDB and China ExIm also want to do similar things, financing the dams, roads and power lines neglected by Western donors, who tend to favour hospitals and schools.
For example, our results show that neglecting the line-narrowing effects can cause significant error in the interpretation of the LIF and ASE signals.
On my return from Costa Rica to Miami, Planet Airways, the charter airline hired by the cruise line, neglected to send the passenger manifest to U.S. Customs, whose computers use the list to determine ahead of time which passengers should be questioned.
It has previously been noted that selection processes into medicine have been relatively neglected as a line of investigation for increasing our understanding of potential predictors of taking up a rural career [ 16].
In these two countries, as in many other low- and middle-income countries, vast wealth and miserable poverty literally collide: high-class condominiums and boutique shops face newly renovated roads while corrugated tin shacks fill in the neglected areas that line their backyards.
