Reality bites, even when it's impaired.
People get thrown in jail when it's impaired.
No one should have to live next to a frack pad when it might be impairing their health and the health of their loved ones.
On Tuesday, a city Transportation Department official revealed the pole's purpose: It will hold one of the chirping boxes known as accessible pedestrian signals that tell the visually impaired when it's safe to cross.
Therefore, the effectiveness of the final alert signal may be severely impaired when it is most needed: at the imminence of a disaster.
The classic attentional blink effect shows that target identification of the T2 is impaired when it is presented 100 500 ms after T1 (Raymond, Shapiro, & Arnell, 1992).
In parallel, the ability of Bortezomib to inhibit Taxol-induced mitotic arrest and induction of polyploidy was lost or substantially impaired, when it was added 12 h after Taxol.
Notably, the ability of Bortezomib to counteract Taxol-mediated MCL-1 degradation or BCL-2 phosphorylation was substantially impaired, when it was added 12 h after Taxol (Supplementary Figure S3), in parallel with its failure to rescue Taxol-induced mitotic arrest and apoptosis under these conditions.
If these targets are presented in quick succession, accurate report of the second target is impaired when it is presented 200 400 ms (or 2 3 items) after the first target (e.g., Kranczioch, Debener, Schwarzbach, Goebel, & Engel, 2005; Shapiro, Arnell, & Raymond, 1997a).
There were no injuries, the company said, and the movement of the tanker, which was not carrying oil when it was attacked, was not impaired.
