On 15 November 1950, the Hjuksebø train disaster occurred, when a Class 66 train en route from Kristiansand to Oslo collided with freight cars that were running uncontrolled along the track between Hjuksebø and Holtås.
The NHS compares poorly with councils when it comes to making tough decisions about services, and many politicians and council managers are angered by the way NHS trusts run up uncontrolled deficits – something that is not tolerated in town halls.
One insider felt that this amounted to running an "uncontrolled experiment which would ruin children's lives" if it didn't come off.
It is hard to read the news from Japan to the Persian Gulf and then reflect on American politics and not conclude, as scientists would say, that we're running an uncontrolled experiment on the only country and planet we have.
"It's as if we're running a gigantic uncontrolled experiment on the climate system and we know we have the capability of making large impacts," said Robert Hawley, a glaciologist from the University of Washington stationed at the Summit Camp, a permanent dome-topped installation at the highest point of the ice sheet.
It can't be a bunch of free-lancers running around with uncontrolled weapons, killing whomever they please.
The percentages of animals in uncontrolled running at 10 s, 15 s, and 20 s after start of the alarm were significantly higher in the BC1−/− Fmr1−/− group than in either the BC1−/− or the Fmr1−/− group (Fig. S1).
These results are corroborated by data indicating that initial epileptogenic responses (uncontrolled running) were triggered faster in BC1−/− Fmr1−/− dKO animals than in either BC1−/− animals or Fmr1−/− animals.
When exposed to a 120 dB sound, animals of the three mutant mouse strains, but not WT animals, typically initiated excessive motor activity in the form of wild, uncontrolled running and jumping, as has previously been described for BC1−/− and Fmr1−/− sKO animals [29], [32], [33].
While most offenses leading to arrest are committed by boys, girls account for the majority of adolescents taken into custody for running away, prostitution, uncontrolled behaviour and teenage pregnancy [ 34].
