Stock-car racing, in contrast, began with vehicles that came, as the name suggests, from automakers' stocks; even with radical safety-inspired alterations over the years, the cars still roughly resemble the Chevys, Fords, and Toyotas parked in the family garage.
I visited with Volvo at the New York auto show and found that rather than making some radical new safety statements, the company's latest systems build on established methods.
The prospect of going directly from a low-budget indie to a $150-million 150-millionsummer tentpole could easily be overwhelming — in taking such a radical leap, summer is mostentpolenly not guaranteed.
"Even in connection with what has happened in Japan, no radical reconsideration of safety standards is needed," he said, referring to a four-reactor plant the Russians have contracted to build in a seismically active region of southern Turkey.
Britain's worst-ever airshow accident, in which 31 people were killed when a De Havilland prototype plunged into the crowd at Farnborough in 1952, led to a radical overhaul of safety, including the introduction of the rule that aircraft must never overfly spectators.
Drawing from a behavioural agency framework, we distinguish two mechanisms that govern the relationship between corporate venture investment and radical innovation, the safety net that corporate sponsors provide and control incentives.
Her radical haircut and the safety pin in her ear were helpless against her beauty, but her unhappiness wasn't.
However, the safety and radical curability of these methods have not yet been demonstrated.
Perry called for radical changes to the safety net program, although he lacked specifics.
If the tumor was located so close to the dentation line that anal-saving could not guarantee the radical standards and operation safety, the Hartmann & Bacon procedures were performed.
