THOSE who believe that globalisation throttles democracy, gouges the poor and fouls the environment are bound to regard today's mostly open markets for international capital as evil.
If circumstances required the aircraft to be flown by hand and the throttles operated manually, so be it.
The biggest danger is that fiscal tightening throttles the recovery: Mr Cameron may need a less hasty plan B. Similarly, many Tory bets, such as the elected police chiefs, could have done with a pilot project.
Clearly, some engineer had finally squished the bug in the throttle software.Though nowhere near as bad as with mechanical throttles, dirt and wear can still bedevil electronic versions.
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The chip throttles back its power consumption when performing less arduous tasks.
Still, experts say, if Russia throttles back its exports, European LNG imports could rise dramatically.
Runaway cars with digital throttles are a timely reminder of the dangers lurking when the software in a machine is given too much control.
All Boeing aircraft provide visual evidence of their behaviour through feedback in the yoke and the throttles.
The system breeds so many lawsuits, they worry, that it throttles the innovation it is supposed to promote.Consider a suit filed on August 27th by Interval Licensing, a firm owned by Paul Allen, a co-founder of Microsoft.
It also subtly and intermittently "throttles" websites such as Google's search engine to slow them down.DegoogledGoogle has been one of China's favourite targets over the years, making it a useful measuring stick for the way that filtering technologies have developed.
