"It's very similar to having a thermostatically controlled building," he said, adding that information about the heating system -- as well as reports of existing trouble or potential malfunctions -- can be sent to superintendents and off-site managers through a dial-up connection and computer.
In the January 7 , 1861issue of Paducah's Tri-Weekly Herald, he declared, "There is not the slightest hope of any settlement or adjustment of existing troubles".
Rather than being the cause of the economic problems, the events of Sept. 11 highlighted already existing troubles in the national economy, according to the Multiple Listing Service, which is a subsidiary of the Westchester County Board of Realtors and the Putnam County Association of Realtors.
The Labour government liked the idea too: in 2000 it said that it wanted 25 more schemes by 2010, on top of existing metros in Tyneside, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham and London.The trouble is that estimated costs soared to £900m from an initial £489m, while the planned subsidy for the next 30 years rose from £150m to £510m.
It will also likely mean trouble for makers of existing GPS car navigation systems.
Results from the assessment were used to address failures of existing communication media and resulted in expedited trouble-shooting (for example, fixing broken sirens and improving online warning platforms).
The company also had trouble holding on to sales of existing products: Merck's profit fell by half in the second quarter of this year, mainly because of competition from generic alternatives to older medicines.
The trouble is that this is almost entirely made up of existing aid, diverted from other needs.
The dismantling of existing relational networks poses the real risk that a mechanism that allows flexibility in times of trouble will not be there if things go wrong.
Sales of existing homes fell even faster.
