Richard Kuprewicz, president of Accufacts Inc. who investigates pipeline incidents, said such valves aren't always effective, though newer more sophisticated "smart" models provide more accurate signals that can trigger shutdowns.
Sometimes, too, the addition of yet another application taps too much of the computer's memory, triggering shutdowns.
They could dig in their heels and hope that Democrats and the president cave to their demands, which seems unlikely and would trigger a shutdown.
Could the bombardment have released enough energy to trigger the shutdown?
"The project went really well, and it's a great success we've managed to pilot guidelines that actually work on a wind farm site". The researchers say that they are fine tuning the system, increasing the number of birds that trigger the shutdown from 10to5050.
Multiple releases of air contaminants, even at or below standard state or federal standards, can trigger a shutdown, and nominal chemical releases may trigger an investigation.
Multiple releases of air contaminants, even at or below standard state or federal standards, can trigger a shutdown, and nominal chemical releases may trigger an investigation.
Talk show host John Oliver notably encouraged viewers to back net neutrality, triggering a deluge of comments that the FCC falsely claimed helped trigger a shutdown of its website, according to the study.
In his ruling, Ezra said he believed this fear to be valid, saying the law "would likely trigger a shutdown of women's health care providers unable to cobble together a patchwork of funeral homes, crematoriums, and cemeteries to meet their disposal needs".
