They would be invaluable candidates for arterio-venous shunts, ie, connections made between veins and arteries in dialysis patients to increase blood flow.
This is safer than manual driving because it reduces the system's reaction time from nearly a second (human) to practically instantaneous (machine), thus helping to forestall shunts.
Every new villa for rich Chinese shunts poorer Chinese out of the way.
Her son Alex, now in his 20s, grew up with hydrocephalus, a rare and life-threatening condition in which fluid accumulates in the brain and needs to be drained through special shunts.
In its second half, the film shunts Hawking's research into the background, and concentrates on Jane's mounting unhappiness.
When inflation is low, the initial payments are more bearable but more of the real debt persists, which shunts a bigger share of the costs into the later years of the loan.This fall in the initial debt-servicing burden on mortgage borrowers has underpinned the rise in house prices over the past decade.
But rail commuters appear to have piled onto the bikes anyway.The resulting tidal flow of riders into central London in the morning and then out again in the evening might explain the periodic scarcity of spaces, as it shunts bikes wholesale from peripheral racks to central ones and back again.
The UN shunts responsibility from one agency to the next.
America spends more building airports than Europe but its underdeveloped rail network shunts more short-haul traffic onto planes, leaving many of its airports perpetually overburdened.
This speed range was chosen because it is when most collisions take place, especially rear-end shunts in slow-moving traffic.
Maybe they are making the right call and maybe they aren't, but to pretend as though a call isn't being made lets the Fed off the hook and shunts aside a policy debate of enormous importance that we really ought to be having.
