Both the relative calm of this year's hurricane season and the diminishing threat of an interruption to Iran's oil exports seem to have contributed to the recent fall.
But these reserves are set aside for use in an emergency, and tapping them is only justified if there is a genuine threat of a supply interruption, as there might be in a war or political crisis.
"I wanted to make the audience live, for a few minutes, in the way that we live," says Kuka. Life goes on, mundane everyday tasks continue, but the threat of sudden and brutal interruption haunts every scene.
Harassment is defined in the new law as the use of force or threats, repeated interruptions of essential services, the frequent filing of baseless court actions and other tactics that "substantially interfere with or disturb the comfort, repose, peace or quiet" of any unit's lawful occupant.
It defined harassment as the use of force or threats, repeated interruptions of essential services, the frequent filing of baseless court actions and other tactics that "substantially interfere with or disturb the comfort, repose, peace or quiet" of an apartment's lawful occupant.
They're soaking in a culture of interruption.
This map has 34 points of interruption.
This kind of interruption is called physical interruption.
Effective management of interruptions in ICUs requires the understanding of interruption characteristics, the context in which interruption happens, and interruption content.
Today, we live in the age of interruption overload.
