Animals were placed in rodent restraint bags (Harvard Apparatus, Holliston, MA) so that the nose and mouth extended beyond the bag.
The Visteon Corporation, a leading maker of auto parts, agreed to sell its Restraint Electronics air bag sensor unit to Autoliv Inc., an air bag maker, for $25 million to focus on larger businesses.
I took the opposite stance: I told them I loved it and that my wife and I were always looking for new, safer child restraints after finding out the hard way that our old restraint, a clear plastic bag, shouldn't go over the baby's head.
State Farm and other insurers began offering discounts for passive restraints -- air bags and automatic seat belts, which were never popular -- in 1988, shortly after federal officials ordered that they be gradually installed in all vehicles.
"They think, 'In order to be independent, I'll take a bigger risk and drive without an air bag or a restraint system or a head rest,' " Mr. Sundarrao said.
Stressed samples were obtained from separate individuals (n = 5) after 60 min (63.43±0.59 min) of restraint in an opaque cloth bag.
Safety features on all Odysseys include antilock brakes, electronic stability control, active head restraints and six air bags, including curtain bags in all three rows to protect occupants' heads in side impact crashes.
Use a Taser, use a bean bag gun, or restraints.
Improper deployment of the defective restraint systems has resulted in air bag explosions, during which bits of metal shrapnel have been blasted into the passenger compartment from the passenger side or driver side.
Takata, one of the world's largest manufacturers of auto safety restraint systems, is responsible for defective air bags that have triggered recalls of more than 20 million vehicles globally.
