To minimize strike effects on its operations, Verizon says it has prepared more than 30,000 of its managers to do union jobs, like staffing call centers and climbing poles to do repairs.
Half the fruits in the seasonal fruit plate were underripe, and the flavorless sheet of pineapple carpaccio thrown on top for striking effect looked like a wrung-out dishrag.
Alternative Transient Program (ATP) was used for the simulation which duplicated the lightning-strike effect that causes a CVT to explode.
Now it looks like the country, in its various Länder, has passed a law banning the public display, at LAN parties and the like, of the game Counter-Strike, effecting the closure of a tournament there.
Even for consumers, the strike's effect can fairly be described as only minimal.
The strike's effect was tempered by the state's hiring of nearly 1,000 National Guard members to cover essential services, including nursing care.
The CNT and UGT proclaimed a general strike, in effect mobilising.
However, as demonstrated by the results presented in Figures 5 and 6, the strike period effect estimates were not highly sensitive to controlling for nation-wide monthly mortality counts for influenza/pneumonia, cardiovascular, and other respiratory deaths.
Some of the strike's effects may linger.
As the pianist plays a simple five-note pattern, a "wrong" note is bluntly struck, an effect Mr. Hodges evoked charmingly.
