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Elevators. In 2011 alone, over 350,000 elevators and escalators were installed in China.
Ask Real Estate Sabbath Elevators I live in a large co-op complex with Sabbath elevators: On Fridays, Saturdays and Jewish holidays, some elevators stop at every floor to accommodate observant Jews.
Once inside, though, two elevators are below large letters that spell "Equinox," and the instructions are obvious — take the elevators.
And sometimes, trains don't stop at stations with elevators when the elevators break down and passengers cannot reach the platform.
"When I was an intern I learned to avoid elevators, because elevators were when you were captured," McCaskill told NBC News.
Claire McCaskill says she "learned to avoid elevators" as an intern for Congress "because elevators were when you were captured" pic.twitter.
Sen. Claire McCaskill says she "learned to avoid elevators" as an intern for Congress "because elevators were when you were captured" pic.twitter.
While check-in was easy, navigating luggage to the elevators took some effort since there were stairs between the front desk and elevators.
This is an incremental improvement over the Shanghai Tower's already blistering fast elevators and makes the elevators in the Burj Khalifa look downright pokey.
At many stations in New York where elevators have been added, the elevators often carry as many parents with strollers as people with disabilities.
The highest-profile problem now is its Advanced Weapons Elevators, which use electromagnetic motors to lift more weaponry faster than elevators on Nimitz-class carriers.
U.S. wheat farmers should be treated the same when delivering to Canadian grain elevators as their neighbors to the north are when delivering to U.S. elevators.
While larger cities like Tehran have elevators at metro stations, when these elevators are broken, wheelchair users are left with no choice but to try to use an escalator.
Those new elevators have new electrical and mechanical technology and are "a lot more complex than traditional weapons elevators" with "a lot tighter tolerances because of that," Butler said.
The cost of building elevators at train stations can vary widely — one project in the Boston area cost about $36 million and included three new elevators and two escalators.
The operational elevators go to the hangar bay, but the Navy is still struggling to ready the elevators that provide access to the ammunition and magazines on the lower levels.
There was no question about installing enough emergency generators to power the eight passenger elevators and two freight elevators, the water pumps and lighting in common areas like hallways and stairways.
"When I was an intern, I learned to avoid elevators, because elevators were when you were captured," McCaskill told NBC News, referring to her time in Washington and back in Missouri.
Shantell Martin illustrates the elevators on Summit At Sea Shantell Martin illustrates the elevators on Summit At Sea That set Summit on an audacious path to being more than a vacation company.
Broken subway elevators ( or sometimes no elevators at all), cabs that sometimes choose not to pick her up and cavernous, hidden hallways deep inside buildings are just a few of her daily challenges.
Working elevators: If the voting area is not on the same floor as the entrance,  the building must have working elevators with wide doors and low enough buttons for the voter to reach.
Grain elevators and processors also shut down or reduced operations.
Today, riders ascended the elevators for the very last time.
Elevators move skates between the surface and the tunnel system.
Everyone knows elevators go just two directions: Up and down.
United Technologies makes things like jet engines and elevators. 5.
There is minimal signage, and there are many hidden elevators.
Fifty Shades of Grey There really is something about elevators.
You have rudders, ailerons, elevators, trim, and throttle to control.
In the building, the elevators only worked from 6 a.m.
It also temporarily trapped people on trains and in elevators.
Thousands more residents are living amid broken elevators and mold.
Lawrence: I personally don't like when music plays in elevators.
It will supply 85 elevators, 93 escalators, and 20 autowalks.
Accessible elevators in subway stations are also a key factor.
He avoided buildings where the elevators were slow or crowded.
I don't characterize myself as someone who doesn't take elevators.
Enter Sabbath elevators, a modern accommodation for an ancient restriction.
Elevators will move between these skates and the street level.
About a quarter of the city's subway stations have elevators.
Installing elevators would not be as easy as it sounds.
The 1928 building has a recently renovated lobby and elevators.
But stations that have elevators are often plagued by breakdowns.
You'd see signs: 'Air conditioning, doorman and elevators — luxury building.
And he feels an inexplicable obligation to his old elevators.
But elevators are available about 24 percent of the time.
The building, built in 1914, has new elevators and windows.
There will be 2 residential lobbies and 6 residential elevators.
We build balloons and airplanes and elevators to counter it.
Even mediocre condo developments offered gyms and elevators and doormen.
And in three others, sightings in elevators led to marriages.
We have three elevators, but there is often a wait.
There are two elevators and a receptionist in the building.
At the Times building, the elevators were crowded and slow.
There are practical considerations for keeping the old elevators, too.
It agreed with a Saudi company to jointly manufacture elevators.
The elevators are actually designed as an emergency evacuation route.
One set of four elevators went up to the 50th floor.
Elevator operators stood by the "Senators Only" elevators, waiting for riders.
Then, I headed out the glass doors and to the elevators.
I carried luggage, flagged taxies, and made small talk in elevators.
Like Lorraine, Jimmy was afraid of heights, bridges, elevators, and planes.
Each tower has two sets of elevators that service particular floors.
Senators-only elevators are good hideouts -- until the doors open again.
Later, they get hot and heavy, making out in the elevators.
When I worked at Amazon, our elevators were lined with them.
The elevators, for example, originally stopped only at every other floor.
It appeared in elevators, building lobbies, and malls around the world.
"Elevators have a lot of meaning on Grey's Anatomy," Vernoff said.
On October 29, 1966, the Austin-based band 13th Floor Elevators
In some buildings in East Asia, elevators skip the fourth floor.
The inappropriate conduct is hardly limited to the confines of elevators.
The elevators also didn't provide access to the 'secret' 95th floor.
There are 883 floors, but the elevators go up to 46.
Ever since then, riding in elevators has triggered the same panic.
IT'S CARS, ELEVATORS, VENDING MACHINES, SO WE'RE – EVERYTHING IS BEING CONNECTED.
Yes, elevators break, and yes, we don't have money for them.
As of Wednesday, four of the eleven elevators have been certified.
There was no air-conditioning and only one set of elevators.
If on a higher floor, don't use elevators; take the stairs.
He knows which players want hotel rooms away from the elevators.
The controversy over the elevators was reported by The Tribeca Trib.
Waiting rooms, elevators and hallways are crowded, particularly in large courts….
It also has a lobby and three elevators, for some reason.
John, the doorman, welcomed me and showed me to the elevators.
What they do according to O*NET: Install and repair elevators.
A new station in Chicago with four elevators cost $75 million.
As of January, four elevators have been certified and turned over.
It is a close call whether churches outnumber grain elevators here.
Republican members fumed loudest, racing into elevators after their conference meeting.
In 53, the M.T.A. voted to install elevators in numerous stations.
One challenges the agency's failure to install elevators in every station.
Getting there is a trip, in the 13th Floor Elevators sense.
With no elevators planned, we really see the billion-dollar Enhanced Station Initiative as a huge missed opportunity So developing that plan, and taking advantage of the capital cycles in order to put elevators in there.
Separately, Thyssenkrupp is keen to grow its service business for elevators in China but it will take time, the head of its elevators business told Reuters, with conversion of new installations to maintenance contracts slower than elsewhere.
Operating profit at its elevators unit, which mostly caters to clients in the United States and Europe with its internet-connected elevators, rose 7 percent to 922 million euros, making it the group's single biggest profit contributor.
With 97 floors above ground, it was helpful there were two sets of four elevators: one that went up to the 50th floor, and another "high speed" group of elevators going from the 51st to 97th floors.
Let's face it, elevators are an awkward place to have a conversation.
He began kissing her in elevators and touching her over her clothes.
Went down for breakfast and realized the elevators were out of service.
Elevators need installing and fixing, which is where these specialists come in.
Incidentally, getting stuck in elevators seems to be the latest Snapchat trend.
The elevators have a capacity of 2,000 pounds, according to city records.
Do they look over the interior décor of elevators throughout the city?
Trains do not self-destruct, no more than planes or elevators do.
Saturday, leaving residents stranded on trains, in elevators, and without traffic lights.
The elevators division has cut its full-year outlook twice this year.
Instead, tenants live with toxic mold, lead, and elevators that don't work.
People will board from above, via stairs or elevators from special stations.
"The building is always trying to fix the elevators," Mr. Noel said.
Some floating homes have roof deck hot tubs, wine cellars, even elevators.
Original visitors paid $1 to ride the elevators to the observation decks.
The skyscraper's elevators are designed to whiz up and down at minute.
She lived on the sixth floor of a building with no elevators.
"We still have elevators and escalators that don't work," Mr. Boulware said.
The board should check its governing documents, which might mandate Sabbath elevators.
The board could survey residents to see who still wants the elevators.
By the end of the tour, the elevators had temporarily stopped working.
The building's lobby and elevators, with key card access, were recently renovated.
The bronze grillwork that once decorated all the elevators will be recreated.
After Sandy, many were trapped in high-rise apartments without functioning elevators.
He goes wherever he pleases, but is afraid of elevators and trains.
They operate elevators and collect jackets from patrons at coat check rooms.
Apartment buildings were not ideal because of shared common space like elevators.
By the elevators, they pressed their foreheads to the ground in prayer.
The Ford got the first of its 11 elevators in December 2018.
From the lobby, residents can access their condos via high-speed elevators.
Thyssenkrupp also has profitable businesses in elevators and high-tech car parts.
Another area is elevators, where the need for greater efficiency is shocking.
Many subway stations lack elevators to carry strollers from curb to platform.
It reminds me that in many horror movies, ghosts appear in elevators.
The PSA ended in October with only a handful of elevators operational.
That would still leave about two-thirds of the stations without elevators.
The facade needs work, as facades always do; the elevators need to be updated, as elevators always do; the roof needs to be replaced, as roofs always do; and a new emergency generator needs to be squeezed in.
Those electromagnetically powered elevators are supposed to carry more ordnance faster — up to 24,000 pounds at 150 feet a minute over Nimitz-class elevators&apos 10,500 pounds at 100 feet a minute — from storage magazines deep in the hull.
UTC is an industrial conglomerate, and makes everything from jet engines to elevators.
Why does it seem like "Door Close" buttons on elevators never really work?
Another set of four "high speed" elevators went to floors 51 and above.
So the elevators and all of the outlets inside the building weren't working.
The building's elevators passed safety checks last year and had valid operating permits.
Fire trucks are here because people are stuck in elevators in adjacent building.
And some simpler logistical barriers: They can't yet climb stairs or operate elevators.
Two great institutions used to provide the uneducated with elevators to the top.
Initially, elevators were considered such complicated pieces of technology that they required operators.
He carried injured people into elevators to get them away from the scene.
There are massive cracks visible in the concrete grain elevators on the Willamette.
They install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
You know those plush-looking benches in the elevators of fancy-schmancy hotels?
One of the wood paneled elevators is still run by a human being.
Screaming at senators in elevators while complaining about judicial temperament doesn't add up.
I walked back to my hotel at 8 and headed to the elevators.
After a quick lap, I found the elevators tucked away out of sight.
Adjacent to the elevators I found lobby lounge seating set against striking artwork.
One Liberty Plaza officially opened in 1973, and elevators were added in 1989.
Another hurdle keeping space elevators in the realm of science fiction: space debris.
Even if the board entertained the idea, reconfiguring elevators is no easy task.
Does the Otis [Elevator Company] take responsibility for all elevators around the world?
So far, four elevators have been certified and turned over to the crew.
First, the family was placed in housing with no elevators on Long Island.
Dark parking lots, elevators, bathrooms, hotel rooms, my front yard, my own bed.
"Co-ops can have creaky elevators, leaky roofs and no amenities," he said.
The results on the elevators deploying the new technology so far are encouraging.
Background music often plays in the spaces between — waiting areas, transport terminals, elevators.
Within hours, firefighters were responding to stuck elevators in buildings that lost power.
The company that fixes his elevators is pushing him to tear them out.
Elevators are frequently out of service, forcing even pregnant women to climb stairs.
He had security cameras and new elevators installed and fixed the decaying garage.
There are two elevators, and a common outdoor space on the top floor.
The problem isn't that the elevators are broken, Modly said on the podcast.
Most of the time I sat by the elevators in the waiting room.
They exuded a gaudy opulence — elevators, minarets, gilded gates, fountains with Greek gods.
The building has smart elevators, so his wait for an elevator is brief.
There are areas where the gap between stations with elevators exceeds 10 stops.
Many stations would need two elevators to train platforms, one for each direction.
He dislikes mezcal, cats, cologne and any other artificial scents, elevators, and wristwatches.
At the 72nd Street station, delays in installing elevators could postpone the opening.
The elevators are a stone's throw away from the entrance to the gym.
Most of the elevators were out of order, so we took the stairs.
Afterward, the Buildings Department dispatched inspectors to examine elevators, another department spokesman said.
But the biggest advantage is that elevators can now move sideways along horizontal shafts, allowing complete loops to be constructed inside a building, and elevators to hop between shafts in order to find the quickest route to their destination floor.
Reduced plantings mean less business for grain elevators like Tettens Grain in Sterling, Illinois.
Swiftly ducking into elevators and temporarily forgetting how Twitter works is a good start.
These workers install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
American public transportation with present or working escalators and elevators is spotty, at best.
As Campos walked away toward the elevators, the two stairwell doors shut behind him.
He does his best to avoid elevators, and holds a special affinity for escalators.
He alluded to autonomous transport cars and car elevators on display at the opening.
Interstate last year sold two grain elevators in Ohio to Smithfield Foods Inc [SFII.UL].
He promised "more than a tunnel opening" with autonomous transport cars and car elevators.
By the mid-19th century, elevators were deriving their power from water and steam.
BUT JUST TO END ON SOMETHING – CHINA, ELEVATORS, ARE THINGS REALLY BAD OVER THERE?
So the tall buildings and the elevators, socially you're supposed to be pretty silent.
Technical problems are common, with elevators, escalators and copy machines frequently out of order.
Four of the eleven elevators have been certified and turned over to the crew.
But it's not just public housing elevators impacting people with disabilities in New York.
The shipping woes are also backing up grain supplies at river elevators, traders said.
Rats and raccoons scamper in the spaces between floors and sometimes in the elevators.
It is one of the only few paternoster elevators you can hop onto today.
We waited by the elevators for a considerable time, while they stepped around us.
Skipping around the estate is a breeze — elevators take owners from floor to floor ...
Riding elevators made him dizzy, and he didn't want to leave his darkened room.
And two, we want to see 99.9 percent uptime on elevators across the system.
The elevators were super fast and lined with beams of wood lit from behind.
Two-axis handles everything the single-axis does, along with the elevators, located here.
Manhatta has its own street entrance and a plush lobby leading to dedicated elevators.
They live in crowded apartment buildings, squeezing up stairs or into elevators with neighbors.
Elements that were luxuries back in the day, such as elevators, may be outdated.
I'd had to change elevators on the way up, like transferring on the subway.
I headed up to my room and noticed that the resort's elevators needed maintenance.
While the elevators looked like they needed work, but my King room did not.
The chief impetus, he said, could be summed up in a single word: elevators.
The new elevators are part of the first new carrier design in 40 years.
Seven lower-stage elevators will move ordnance between the lower levels and main deck.
Three upper-stage elevators move it between the main deck and the flight deck.
The 1800s brought about grain elevators, chemical fertilizers, and the first gas-powered tractor.
Built in 1914, this 26-story building has a recently renovated lobby and elevators.
The building's passenger elevators were out of service — temporarily, according to the listing agent.
I was handed my keycards and found the elevators around a geometric metal wall.
Stations have also closed early for repairs on broken ticket machines, turnstiles, and elevators.
At 20 Broad Street, Sonder has its own dedicated set of elevators for guests.
By the elevators, nobody blinks when an employee wearing a pink tutu bustles past.
Demand for elevators in China is stable while car sales are growing, he said.
I retrieved my room keys without any delay and headed to the adjacent elevators.
While many tunnels are rudimentary, others have lighting, tracks and ventilation systems, even elevators.
My whole family's from public housing, so you think all elevators smell like pee.
Escalators would lead to the lower levels, restaurants, shops and elevators for the observatory.
In Building Mode, you can add floors and elevators, parking areas and trauma bays.
The elevators are necessary for the movement of munitions to the flight deck, increased aircraft sortie rates, and greater lethality, but only a handful of the elevators are expected to work by the time the ship is returned to the fleet this fall.
The Japanese team's test is nothing like the space elevators of science fiction, of course.
The steel-to-elevators group is scheduled to present first-quarter results on Feb. 12.
THEY HAVE THESE AMAZING NEW ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS THAT ARE CONNECTED RIGHT ONTO THE CLOUD.
New elevators or entrances will be added to Bedford Avenue and 1st Avenue, in Manhattan.
In April 2017, Musk revealed a video showing the tunnels, the elevators and the sleds.
The robots will also have to deal with weather, doors, elevators, and other physical limitations.
"So," he said when he emerged, "who put Donald Trump in charge of the elevators?"
Otis, meanwhile, has turned to telecoms group AT&T for wireless links for its elevators.
Their apartment buildings have elevators for their cars; their private jets have on-board pools.
That's why the lobbies of larger skyscrapers have elevators that only service the upper floors.
"People had visions of things the driverless elevators chopping them in half," said De Vos.
Most efficient way to roll around hotel hallways, avoiding freaky twins and blood-filled elevators.
It began the Santos port operations after purchasing several crushing plants, grain elevators and silos.
Timbaland's oasis is a 6-bedroom, 8-bathroom pad that will include 2 private elevators.
Will include modded but fully road legal autonomous transport cars & ground to tunnel car elevators.
Some stations may be wheelchair-unfriendly, have out-of-service elevators, that kind of thing.
If you decide to leave: Don't go up to the roof or use the elevators.
Today, my mother can't stand cramped, windowless spaces, like small elevators or an MRI machine.
The elevators will fill with blood, and the snowy maze will ensnare you once more.
The Navy plans to continue to work on the elevators over the next 18 months.
But elevators in public housing buildings aren't the only accessibility problems for people in wheelchairs.
He challenged them with questions in front of courthouses, at elevators and in airport lounges.
Companies in China and Japan hope to build such elevators by 2045 and 2050, respectively.
NASA has funded research on space elevators, too, but has never committed to building one. 
The lobby is beautiful, with opulent chandeliers, a faux finish tray ceiling, and gold elevators.
In Scientist, the seconds tick by as futuristic elevators perform a zippy pas de trois.
Rides in Umeda Sky Building's glass-paneled elevators are not for the faint of heart.
It was an unlikely sanctuary, there in Joe's arms, across from a bank of elevators.
And the elevators that do exist, as most riders know, are all too often broken.
He patented his invention, and you'll find his name today on many escalators and elevators.
The result has been failing boilers, broken elevators, mold, leaky roofs and mountains of trash.
There are new elevators, wider platforms, high-definition security cameras and works by Chicago artists.
Owens tries an easier line of questioning: What was Roky's favorite song by the Elevators?
But some of them knew about other manual elevators that weren't on the city list.
Then there is the question of whether the elevators that do exist are even working.
"Having elevators every two stops would be better than what we have now," she said.
Only about 94 percent of elevators were available in August, according to the transit agency.
However, ThyssenKrupp has so far resisted calls to isolate its most profitable business, making elevators.
The facility, expected to open in early 2020, will have its own entrance and elevators.
Luckily there are elevators to help carry my luggage and it's not too busy now.
They don't have telephones or that sort of thing, but maybe they can have elevators.
"Power cuts mean elevators in this city often don't work," explains Wang, the site manager.
I didn't see or hear anybody else around when I stepped out of the elevators.
They have faced some usual new-building issues, including elevators being briefly out of commission.
A non-exhaustive field survey this fall turned up 53 buildings with manual passenger elevators.
Riding in an old manual elevator makes you realize how boringly quiet today's elevators are.
Inside was an atmosphere of slow decay: dusty marble, unreliable elevators, rust on the radiators.
Although the 13th Floor Elevators remained a largely regional group, they influenced better-known acts like Jefferson Airplane that took psychedelic rock into the mainstream, as well as later punk-rockers like Television (which often played the Elevators' song "Fire Engine") and Patti Smith.
Once the elevators started moving, it still usually took about a minute to reach my floor.
The elevators are smaller and not as fast as the Princess Tower, but more high-tech.
SR388 is divided into a number of subterranean areas, each connected by a series of elevators.
"Most importantly, the fire department was not notified of any issue surrounding these elevators," said Pixley.
Also, they are given rooms near the elevators and have female staff members looking after them.
The firefighters were on high floors trying to help the injured while finding elevators that worked.
NRG Stadium has 11 elevators, but not one of them was set aside for Falcons coaches.
The unsuspecting fans were ushered into elevators, which were programmed to stop on the incorrect floor.
Elevators are also increasingly equipped with sensors to collect and transmit operational data to the cloud.
The most recent was on June 21, though the elevators were inspected as recently as September.
" He added, "My whole family's from public housing, so you think all elevators smell like pee.
The nation's massive soy crushers and grains elevators are right next to the deeply dredged Parana.
It left people trapped in trains and elevators and the bustling city lit up by cellphone.
However, some with disabilities have claimed they often find elevators at the stations not working properly.
Primitive elevators have been around since 236 B.C., but they relied on manpower -- lots of it.
We are a small mass, moving loudly, swarming building lobbies, waiting by service entrances, riding elevators.
Near-identical two- and three-bedroom apartments included amenities like central heat, private bathrooms, and elevators.
Many, like the one Guzmán used to escape prison, are equipped with electricity, ventilation and elevators.
Another major issue, Karen said, is when the elevators are out of service at their station.
A concierge table was in front, with check-in a bit further back, past the elevators.
Each office she's been to has some sort of interactive game outside the elevators, she added.
The ones that are operational are a handful of upper-stage elevators and a utility elevator.
If I had to see this, then so do you:  Meanwhile, in the Senate elevators: pic.twitter.
Accessibility advocates have joined the suit, demanding that elevators be installed at every closed L stop.
He says he deals once or twice a day with people who are afraid of elevators.
With no appointment, Switzer went into the elevators and then came back down a little later.
Stroll through the arcade, people-watch the crowds pouring into vintage elevators, or ride one yourself.
The company, he said, never recouped the money it advanced on the Elevators and other acts.
He never pursued the plan, instead appealing to the owners, who installed modern elevators in 1999.
"It doesn't have central air-conditioning or elevators, and is really not handicapped-accessible," he said.
The group manager is responsible for everything from broken elevators to smashed lights to overflowing toilets.
The New York Police Department has also indicated it does not consider the elevators a concern.
Elevators are a breeding ground for awkwardness among people who feel compelled to make small talk.
Lawmakers were told to avoid getting in elevators together, and instead encouraged to take the stairs.
Each has 15 patient wards, 80 ICU beds and 10 elevators to transfer patients between decks.
Preservationists cried foul, especially since its original Romanesque lobby had been gutted to accommodate new elevators.
Over the years, elected officials and transit leaders have repeatedly thwarted attempts to build subway elevators.
I picked up my key card from the front desk and then headed to the elevators.
The upper-stage and utility elevators are the ones that have been certified and turned over.
Private elevators in homes are supposed to have at least one annual inspection, the statement said.
More than 70,000 elevators operate in New York City, and elevator deaths and injuries are rare.
In the past two years, two workers were killed by passenger elevators, according to city data.
The check-in process was a breeze, with three desks and elevators right at the entrance.
More than 70,000 elevators operate in New York City, and elevator deaths and injuries are rare.
In the past two years, two workers were killed by passenger elevators, according to city data.
There are only four elevators, and each has differently-colored lights inside — red, blue, yellow, and green.
They can prioritize multiple requests and wirelessly communicate with the hotel's systems – even operating the elevators autonomously.
The 38,000-square-foot estate has 12 bedrooms, elevators lined with crocodile skin and an infinity pool.
Thyssenkrupp has, however, insisted that some divisions such as elevators are a core part of the company.
It's easy to get started, according to Chopra, who says he often talks to strangers in elevators.
When some tried to descend the elevators, they were told by police to return to their rooms.
The outage halted subways and cut power to elevators, streetlights, and the iconic billboards in Times Square.
"We will be testing all of the elevators in the complex to ensure they are operating safely."
Her targets are familiar: bad airplane food, people who get anxious waiting for elevators, cats who menstruate.
They then flapped their arms and "flew" back to the elevators of the steel and glass building.
We can also integrate with other systems like elevators and door locks, depending on our customer's needs.
And although coastal grain elevators have not been significantly damaged they have been unable to receive supplies.
Barges delivered to some river elevators south of Memphis traded at 1,300 percent or more, they said.
Those unwilling to defend the comments mostly ducked and dodged questions, diving for elevators to avoid reporters.
"Elevators" is a common action designed to free a shooter from his man with a double screen.
Looking for the elevators actually gave me a good opportunity to become more acquainted with the hotel.
Mr. Noel said that even repairmen working on the elevators had told tenants the system was troubled.
What they do, according to O*NET: Install, repair, and maintain freight and passenger elevators in buildings.
Can the board be forced to change the elevators if I sell my apartment to this couple?
Tell you what—you set the route, so you won't think we put all the elevators right.
Mato Grosso is home to 13 out of 19 elevators the Chinese trader operates in the country.
I know, I know, things happen — elevators are slow, you forgot something, or you're carrying heavy luggage.
No figures were available for the number of elevators still in operation with functioning door-close buttons.
And that is after people manage to enter buildings that often lack elevators, automatic doors and handrails.
Neiffer said he has received hundreds of calls and emails from private elevators upset about the law.
During the debate, very few guests checked in, and only a handful of people descended the elevators.
Two elevators later, they emerged on the eighty-sixth floor, and stepped out onto the observation deck.
These musical recordings, better known as Muzak, were added to Otis Company elevators in the late 1930s.
The structures don't have sides or a back where new elements like elevators could be easily introduced.
Inside most of the units, elevators open to a private entry with floors lined with gray oak.
Firefighters took elevators to the building's upper floors, according to Daniel A. Nigro, the city's fire commissioner.
When she arrived at the provost's office, she said, security guards prevented her from entering any elevators.
Protesters were doubly enraged after Olayan went ahead and demolished the lobby anyway, to add new elevators.
Then they shot into elevators and offices as they searched for victims up to the sixth floor.
On a recent weekday, the website showed that 32 escalators and 15 elevators were out of service.
One memorable night, with none of the elevators working, Hannah hoofed it up to the 35th floor.
We were more attentive to wiping down shopping carts with sanitizing wipes, not touching elevators buttons, etc.
No more than six people are allowed in elevators; tape on the floor shows where to stand.
From here, it was a long — but clearly marked — walk through the casino floor to the elevators.
An estimated 80,000 residents lost access to electricity, elevators, and hot water, sometimes for weeks on end.
Even when they reached the elevators, officers could not get up because they had been shut down.
Newbies want lobbies refurbished, the elevators upgraded, a roof garden, a doorman, a gym in the basement.
Some floods are accompanied by droves of fiddler crabs that sometimes find their way into the elevators.
United Technologies, which makes elevators, jet engines among other products, added $1.17, or 1.1 percent, to $108.11.
We had coffee at a counter in Chelsea Market, near the logoed elevators leading to YouTube's offices.
I grabbed my key card and found the elevators just a few steps from the lobby desk.
At Carlsbad, elevators broke down in 2015, though they seemed in good shape for the Obamas' descent.
Two years ago, I became aware of touristy people on the elevators complete with luggage and guidebooks.
He said his wife ducked under a table and elevators in his office building were out of operation.
Growers hedge risk via forward cash contracts with elevators, which take market positions to cover their own risk.
Some other notable gems from the past include this from Otis elevators: "We take people up and down".
The outage halted subways and cut power to elevators, street lights, and the iconic billboards in Times Square.
When the elevators opened on the top floor, I was immediately struck by how beautiful the space was.
The band released their first LP, titled The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators, the following year.
Xinchao, on the other hand, claims to run ads in 700,000 elevators in more than 100 Chinese cities.
At first glance, the high-rises look idyllic: new towers with two-bedroom apartments, elevators and common areas.
True believers in space elevators continue to look for ways around these problems, but they may be insurmountable.
At a demonstration in London, Thyssenkrupp showed how their engineers were given HoloLens to help them repair elevators.
"She was not injured when we saw her coming out of the elevators, she was okay," he says.
Grain elevators and export terminals were asked to examine incoming soybeans more closely and clean them if necessary.
An old investment saying sums up the current market: markets go up in escalators and down in elevators.
Where wheelchair ramps and elevators have been put in, they must be kept in good order, Dibley said.
The nation's massive soy crushers and grains elevators are sandwiched between the Pampas and the deeply dredged Parana.
Individual drivers will pull up to these stations, which will either be elevators, or ramps, where space allows.
The group will adopt a holding structure and plans to list its elevators unit, its most successful business.
The bathhouse itself is stunningly to-scale, including multiple usable elevators, diligently working soot sprites, and functional bathtubs.
Shia LaBeouf, the actor and man who enjoys hanging out in elevators and calling it art, can rap.
The upper floors have four two-bedroom duplexes, each about 2100,403 square feet, with access to two elevators.
It is now too costly to store the grain in elevators, or silos that store grain, Reuters reported.
Before booking accommodations for our honeymoon, we asked apartment owners about elevators, flights of stairs, and air conditioning.
Back in the turbolift, Number One made the banal observation that people were reluctant to talk in elevators.
The elevators division, Thyssenkrupp's cash cow, forms the heart of the capital goods businesses to be spun off.
" He said he had two girls and "always kept them away from the elevators while we were waiting.
Relative to rockets, space elevators would be a cheaper, faster way to get cargo and people off Earth.
There were old metal file cabinets packed all in one room in the back by the freight elevators.
Others, such as those making garage doors or elevators for real estate, place orders several months in advance.
They have kept me largely out of controversy, if not out of elevators, during my time in office.
The vast majority of these involve maintenance workers installing or repairing elevators or working near an elevator shaft.
She said some elevators must levy discounts or reject loads due to a big U.S. spring wheat harvest.
The elevators can be frustrating with a bunch of people getting on and off on floors below you.
The grain harvest was coming in, filling the huge elevators and making two-story piles on the ground.
The man gave him a once-over, called up to the recipient, and waved us toward the elevators.
As he left the courtroom and headed to the elevators, Gates was seen holding a Dan Brown thriller.
Last December, Spencer staked his career on finishing the elevators by the end of the post-shakedown availability.
Of the 15.9 million bushels left from that year's crop, 12.1 million bushels are sitting in grain elevators.
Such elevators are programmed to stop diligently on every floor, delivering residents to their apartments, albeit very slowly.
For the wider disability community, the ADA ensures things like wheelchair ramps, elevators, and handicapped parking and bathrooms.
And engineers fear that the building's high-speed elevators may fail if the building tilts farther, he said.
But just four of the Ford&aposs 11 elevators have been certified and turned over to the crew.
Work on the Kennedy&aposs elevators was delayed in order to incorporate lessons from the Ford, Butler added.
The elevators also smelled like smoke, as did the hallways, even if you've booked a non-smoking room.
Under the program, the city grants landlords property tax breaks for new boilers, elevators and other building improvements.
Escalators Is there any way to say "elevators go down" without sounding like we're making a bad pun?
Now police lay in wait when the Elevators arrived in town, dismantling the group's amplifiers and their van.
Some 44,280 elevators in New York must have door-lock systems installed by the end of the year.
In 2150, the city's Department of Buildings required all elevators to have the door-lock monitors by Jan.
The building also has a doorman, elevators and striking views of the Manhattan skyline and the East River.
More than three-quarters of them had changed over to push-button elevators — many of them decades ago.
He could pay for new elevators with what he'd save on elevator-man salaries after a few years.
Two generations of the same family have been running the elevators in the building since the early 1970s.
It's been five years since he last performed, because he was busy with his other job, fixing elevators.
His mother handed him the key, and he limped slowly to the elevators to go back to bed.
It plans to obtain a larger mortgage that will enable it to make repairs and install new elevators.
The proposal includes an aggressive rollout of new signals on busy lines and new elevators at 50 stations.
Transit systems were crippled, hospitals could not function and public-housing complexes had no working boilers or elevators.
In elevators, social distancing measures should be implemented with a max number of people inside at a time.
"Our fight is not to raise wages," he said, noting that elevators operators make about $290 a month.
I soon realize the ailerons are quite weighty but very responsive and the elevators refreshingly light in pitch.
The 12-foot-long hunk of oak atop a massive base would not fit in the building's elevators.
Subway officials say that it is too difficult to install elevators at some stations because of technical challenges.
And they never break down — unlike the notoriously unreliable elevators that waylay passengers like me all too frequently.
One of the building's main elevators was also shut down for a while, resulting in long wait times.
The two enjoy Stuyvesant Town's community feel, with welcoming neighbors who chat in the elevators and laundry room.
IBM noted that in 2010, people in New York City waited a total of 22.5 years for elevators.
Under the new capital plan, Ms. Fitzsimmons said, the M.T.A. could be installing elevators and subway signals simultaneously.
She said a pool of blood was in one of the elevators and more blood was splattered around.
Screens above the doors indicated the elevators status and ominous storm clouds meant it was on its way.
It went something like this: "Be back after lunch," one would say as he headed for the elevators.
Supposedly, the algorithm makes the elevators more efficient, although we felt like we waited a while several times. 
Some elderly inmates will also require costly infrastructure improvements, like elevators and wheelchair-accessible cells, bathrooms and passageways.
Steep staircases, no elevators on major stations and huge, crushing crowds are often daunting for visitors from abroad.
Buildings that keep the old elevators generally figure the benefits of added security and service outweigh the costs.
The two elevators, one on each end, just about identical, continue the castles-and-coats-of-arms theme.
In making repairs to the L tunnel, subway officials could, for example, add elevators to stations, she said.
You could see some people picking a staging ground, normally outside the bottom elevators that exit onto Columbus Circle.
But as unsold soybeans begin overflowing silos and storage elevators, farmers are already suffering through a prolonged financial drought.
This is of course only possible if you install two elevators in one shaft, something Thyssenkrupp can now do.
His plans also include stops in Philadelphia and Baltimore, with about twelve elevators to the surface in each city.
People laughed when ThyssenKrupp, a company synonymous with elevators, announced it was developing one that goes every which way.
WELL OF COURSE, WE'RE MANAGING THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ELEVATORS AND THE ESCALATORS WITH KONE AND THE CUSTOMER INFORMATION.
"He doesn't love elevators," Gordon said on the PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Official SAG Awards Red Carpet Live Show.
They are in fact much likelier to be killed by cows, fireworks and malfunctioning elevators than an immigrant terrorist.
MEI Total Elevator Solutions, the company that monitors the elevators of Woodstream, released a statement to Denver 7 ABC.
It was only in 1933, when FDR took office, that the layout was refashioned to accommodate ramps and elevators.
"There's significant value within the elevators business which the conglomerate discount placed on Thyssenkrupp has historically masked," he wrote.
Her notebook doodle-style illustrations would later turn the chintzy Summit At Sea cruise ship elevators into immersive daydreams.
Takashimaya's building in Nihonbashi, constructed in 1933, is designated an important cultural property and has elaborate, staff-operated elevators.
It also has at least 50 current building code violations, including four for its elevators, according to the records.
By merely looking into a screen, visitors can access elevators and enter their room, without swiping a physical card.
The New York Times reported that the elevators in the 23-story residential building had been unpredictable for years.
An animated video from the bus maker shows passengers using podlike elevators that also have a sci-fi feel.
In 2011, the same company that built the original elevators, Otis Elevator Co., helped install new computer-controlled versions.
The company now ranks as the world's second-biggest maker of lifts and elevators behind United Technologies' Otis unit.
Some of my neighbors and I feel that the demographics in the neighborhood have changed, rendering the elevators anachronistic.
We know that the MTA is adding elevators to two key stations—Bedford Avenue and 1st Avenue in Manhattan.
Janis Joplin was from Austin; so are Patty Griffin, Spoon, Stars Of The Lid, and The 13th Floor Elevators.
Above the galleries, each of the apartments will have two elevators, Mr. Shvo said, plus at least one fireplace.
In 230, there were 27,28 outages on subway elevators, for an average of 153 outages per elevator that year.
Cellphones, car keys, doors and elevators -- even wads of cash that you have no idea the places they've been.
Russia has some 27,000 aging elevators in need of replacement, according to Russia's Ministry of Construction, Housing and Utilities.
As for what makes the building work, there will be new heating and air-conditioning systems and new elevators.
The federal transit agency countered by conducting its own study that it said showed that installing elevators was feasible.
Erickson and some other members of the Elevators took LSD daily, a regimen that might have unnerved Timothy Leary.
Miners and patients cross paths in the waiting area for elevators and on the walk to the sleeping chambers.
It took about 28 weeks, as elevators were fixed one at a time, and finished in March of 2018.
In a 215 condominium in Bedford-Stuyvesant, where prices were in the $800,000s, the apartments had private keyed elevators.
Then, a few hours into his shift running the elevators, he noticed a drawing on a bale of cardboard.
Upgrades include elevators, comfortable seating, in-theater food-and-drink service and a second-floor bar overlooking Prospect Park.
It is now light-filled and wood paneled, with subtle dark stone insets in the walls near the elevators.
Companies that run those elevators have emailed farmers telling them to stay in their trucks during deliveries, he said.
Four retail food businesses rent space in the lobbies, which are separated inside by a bank of elevators. Gov.
I noticed a separate seating area with desks near the elevators, where a few people sat working on laptops.
Two elevators will be installed, making the long three-story trek to the upstairs auditoriums a bad, distant memory.
People riding the elevators became a mix of residents who knew one another and tourists staying for the night.
The elevators at the St. Regis, with their gilded exterior doors and interior wood paneling, evoke a different era.
Adding elevators to 70 stations in a system where only about a quarter of the stops are wheelchair accessible.
If a fashion show is inside, elevators are jam-packed with models and designers rushing to the green rooms.
It came as no surprise that the elevators operated with a high-tech keypad outside to select your floor.
I arrived before my friend and took the elevators up to the fourth floor, where the accessories were sold.
It's a squat, brick structure that's definitely showing its age — one of the elevators is perennially out of service.
There they crossed over to the nonresidential part and took another set of elevators to meet the Trump team.
Yoon's compound in Beijing has tape on elevator floors, delineating recommended partitions between residents who ride the elevators together.
Most of the elevators are in residential buildings, but a few war horses serve heavy duty in commercial complexes.
Thyssenkrupp, a German conglomerate that makes elevators and escalators, has equipped many of its elevator repair specialists with HoloLens.
United Technologies said it will spin off its Otis elevators and Carrier air-conditioning businesses tax-free to shareholders.
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Delays have plagued the carrier's weapons elevators, and Spencer publicly bet Trump last January that if the problems weren't resolved by the next time the warship put out to sea, the president could fire him — only for the carrier to conduct sea trials last month with only some of its elevators working.
Promotional materials suggested winning companies would have their logos plastered throughout the stations - at turnstiles, elevators, passageways and shopping areas.
Modern aircraft achieve the same results—OK, much better results—with mechanically driven flaps, slats, ailerons, spoilers, elevators, and rudders.
Thyssenkrupp shares rose 9.4% after Reuters reported Finnish company Kone is assessing a bid for the German conglomerate's elevators division.
Stairs are lauded as a healthy alternative to elevators or escalators, but in this case this was the wrong choice.
I swiped on my way up elevators and down escalators and on each and every one of my commutes. Books?
Common areas, guest rooms, even elevators drip in crystal from chandeliers and glassware prominently featured from the namesake French brand.
Along with a room key card, I was provided with specific directions to get to the correct bank of elevators.
In North Dakota, which usually sends soyabeans to ships in the Pacific Northwest, some elevators have stopped buying them altogether.
United Technologies, whose products include jet engines and elevators, manufactures actuation systems for the aerospace industry in west-central England.
Thyssenkrupp shares rose 72.883% after Reuters reported Finnish company Kone is assessing a bid for the German conglomerate's elevators division.
Thyssenkrupp shares rose 72.623% after Reuters reported Finnish company Kone is assessing a bid for the German conglomerate's elevators division.
This cable was made of carbon fiber and allowed elevators to travel twice as fast as they could with steel.
The media have become obsessed by details of unlisted balconies and private elevators, but the real implications go much deeper.
Pet parents may want to consider taking the stairs or avoid riding elevators with other dogs they do not know.
Private elevators lead up to each of the buildings condos, increasing the anonymity touted by the building's designers and realtors.
The building has very tight security — a key fob is required to get into the building or use the elevators.
During the multiple rounds of Senate hearings on Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination, protesters accosted senators in hallways and elevators.
More than 400 elevators were stuck at the height of the blackout, according to the New York City Fire Department.
Hulu and Blumhouse's holiday-themed horror film anthology series Into the Dark has tackled deadly elevators and killer Instagram influencers.
His renovations will reportedly create 210 bedrooms, 21998 bathrooms, five living rooms, two elevators, a solarium, and a whiskey cellar.
Instead, it recommends smokers with disabilities be placed near elevators and outdoor exits, so they can more easily get outside.
We moved twice together, but our apartment in the Marais was in one of those old buildings with no elevators.
It's even more concerning since Bally's and Caesars don't require a key card to take the elevators up to rooms.
Shareholders Cevian and Elliott have been impatient for change and want more radical restructuring of the elevators-to-submarines group.
We're all on different planes at different frequencies, going up and down different states of consciousness, like in invisible elevators.
Crooks claims that Trump kissed her outside of the elevators on the 24th floor — not in the building's main lobby.
I had to walk up 10 flights of stairs to get to my hotel room because the elevators don't work.
New York (CNN Business)United Technologies, the 84-year-old maker of elevators and jet engines, is breaking itself apart.
After some introductory remarks, coffee, and tiny quiches, we went up the elevators in small groups to the 43rd floor.
The Greek Village, for example, was designed with sororities and fraternities in mind, and offers everything from WiFi to elevators.
The elevators were briefly shut down, so it was difficult for residents to visit neighbors and discuss what was happening.
The days were so hot and dry, he said, that barns and grain elevators seemed to burst spontaneously into fire.
Avoid finding yourself alone with a congressman or senator in elevators, late-night meetings or events where alcohol is flowing.
Before handing over your ticket, you are asked to pose for a photo, then board one of three external elevators.
Nidec manufactures motors for products ranging from hard disk drives to elevators and automobiles, and owns the U.S. Motors brand.
In a deft single tracking shot, we are introduced to the world of "pissy stairwells" and elevators that don't work.
Imagine dwelling full time in the elevators at Trump Tower, and you'll have some grasp of an average Sovereign day.
You know how it works: If mood elevators had been available to Dostoyevsky, would he have written "The Brothers Karamazov"?
The technology used to move the elevators through the shafts is the same magnetic mechanism used by Japan's maglev train.
CasaPound provided a food bank to hundreds of families, sent handymen to fix elevators and lawyers to locals in need.
I have become a crank about people who walk down the street, wait for the bus, stand in elevators, etc.
Staff members and nurses had to carry some patients down stairways, fearing that the elevators had become unsafe, he said.
The electrified, iconoclastic musical form he created with a band called the 13th Floor Elevators inspired not imitators but apostles.
"The Elevators sound was uninitiated by outside sources," says Billy Gibbons, guitarist for the veteran Texas boogie band ZZ Top.
"The first Elevators album revealed something far deeper than a frantic version of rock-and-roll," says ZZ Top's Gibbons.
Other singles were released, but by 1967, when they recorded the follow-up "Easter Everywhere," the Elevators were already disintegrating.
Of course, not everything is perfect: The elevators are too often out of service, leading to overcrowding and long waits.
With their enormous atria, elaborate fountains, and glass elevators, John Portman's hotels are straight out of a science fiction movie.
The task of keeping all of those escalators and elevators running falls to a team of about 250 maintenance workers.
Elevators need to be added — fewer than one in five stations are even partially accessible to people with physical disabilities.
Since the longhouses are only two or three floors, loud elevators aren't an issue since most guests use the stairs.
The Comptroller's office said the transit agency did not systematically monitor whether defects found in elevators and escalators were corrected.
Once there, she found the elevator from the platform to the mezzanine, and then the two elevators to the street.
The catch is that as the airspeed increases, so does the power of the stabilizer in relation to the elevators.
And buildings with historic merit were also sometimes more expensive than newer buildings nearby, as were older buildings with elevators.
It made for a scenic, but still short walk to the elevators, complemented by a fireplace flanked by cushy chairs.
The elevators to reach the hotel room were quite slow, likely a result of the hotel being, seemingly, at capacity.
Such photo ops (which are abundant) slow people down, which minimizes congestion at the six elevators devoted to the observatory.
Shortly before closing, she learned that one of her wing's two elevators would be closed for several months of repairs.
Many Amazon employees felt uncomfortable following a series of recent defacements on LGBT "Pride" posters hanging in the company's elevators.
The aunts here clink Malbec glasses and parade their grief with musky, expensive scents that whisper in elevators and hallways.
Work happens over coffee, or lounging on sofas, or waiting for elevators, or in teleconferences, and too often with headphones.
For my son, the chance to take a leisurely ride and check out escalators, elevators and trains brought pure bliss.
NYCHA also said its housing developments have been plagued by broken elevators, delayed repairs and cockroach, mouse and rat infestations.
When the elevators are functioning properly, they are often small, odoriferous and inconveniently positioned at the far ends of stations.
The authority has been slow to add elevators to its sprawling system, which first opened more than a century ago.
Washington's subway, which was built in the 1970s and is much smaller than New York's, has far more elevators. Gov.
The authority has a long list of priorities, from improving the bus network to installing more elevators on the subway.
" He described how the parties "were usually announced by brightly colored cards stuck in the grille of apartment house elevators.
After the floor you want is pressed before you get in, the elevators take you to where you need to go.
There are security gadgets planted in elevators and lobbies, coffee shops and convenience stores, all of which keep a watchful eye.
Police have even been known to bust public urination in alleys and elevators after the fact with special pee-detection devices.
Between the chaos on the floor from the #NeverTrump movement, the oddly-labeled elevators and polar bears, it certainly keeps surprising.
Luckily they manage to get to one of the secret elevators dotting the park, which leads them to an underground tunnel.
They looked at the elevators as well and realized it would be nearly impossible to move critically ill patients without them.
A quick check of various Brazilian elevators reveals that soybean cash prices have steadily retreated since peaking about one month ago.
Kone has an IoT pact with IBM's Watson, while ThyssenKrupp enlisted Microsoft to connect 180,000 elevators to the cloud by 2018.
Elevators won't allow guests to get off on the 32nd floor, and security guards are stationed in stairwells to block access.
The New York City Fire Department had units on the scene and was handling calls to assist people stuck in elevators.
Just one of Shanghai Tower's elevators will be getting these upgrades, but it's slated to open for use later this year.
Most said they used the hotel's loading dock and freight elevators to avoid transporting specimens through areas frequented by the public.
That's why we're literally everywhere: in the Senate halls, in elevators, in front of the courthouse, and on your TV channel.
Today, there are an estimated 900,000 elevators in America alone, making 18 billion trips a year, and occasionally giving me vertigo.
Pretty soon we had lights, skyscrapers, elevators, air conditioning, cars, planes, and all the other things that make up modern life.
Some people held in captivity find they have trouble spending time in enclosed spaces - elevators, for instance - or among large crowds.
Existing wheat supplies in U.S. elevators remained robust, and abundant global stocks of lower-quality wheat continued to drag on prices.
Thyssenkrupp gained 28.2% by short-covering on news it will list its successful elevators business and embark on a fresh restructuring.
Since the deadly 2017 crane accident, Park has been unable to take the subway or elevators for fear they might collapse.
The state-of-the-art spaces often have their own entrances, saving wear-and-tear on the lobby and passenger elevators.
I'd rather be in the world we're in today than a world without computers, without cell phones, a world without elevators.
Thyssenkrupp confirmed it was proceeding with preparations for a partial listing of Elevators while also reviewing bids from potentially interested parties.
He has been researching where Mr. Dove and Ms. Torr painted in the region, depicting farmsteads, grain elevators, lakefronts and moonrises.
Mike Pence of Indiana — dripping with sweat after a pre-speech workout — walked right by them and back into the elevators.
Then it was the largest hotel in the world, with 750 telegraph-equipped rooms and five "rising rooms" (now called elevators).
One woman said years after leaving her job in Congress, she still feels anxious about being alone in elevators with men.
There's a weight limit of about 21,24 pounds on most elevators, and typically that isn't something you have to think about.
Things like elevators, winding staircases, or sprawling mansions are fun for kids because they're different from what we see every day.
But hurdles remain, including testing the fire alarm system as well as the escalators and elevators at the 723nd Street station.
" Wilson said, "Ironically, because of the Trump tariffs and China's demand for Brazilian soybeans, eight new export elevators are being built.
In neighborhoods that are beyond discovered, many buildings bar the door, restricting film crews from using common areas or the elevators.
As you wait, try to remember that these elevators are vital for observant Jews, particularly seniors and families with small children.
The surprise announcement came a month after the diversified manufacturer of Pratt & Whitney engines and Otis elevators updated its investor outlook.
Thyssenkrupp plans to make smaller acquisitions to expand its elevators business, management board member Andreas Schierenbeck told WirtschaftsWoche in an interview.
The deal includes a sale by Cargill of its Mount Vernon and Evansville, Indiana, elevators on the Ohio River to ADM.
The comptroller's report last year said that something like 80 percent of preventative maintenance [for elevators] is not occurring on time.
One, we want to see 100 percent subway accessibility, meaning elevators at every station, or some other kind of accessibility platform.
They've only been building at a rate of about 2.5 elevators a year, to achieve the 100 stations over 30 years.
HII, he explained, initially said it was "highly confident" that it could get the elevators integrated into the ship on time.
So on Wednesday, a baker's dozen of us dropped and did 22 on a carpeted area near the third-floor elevators.
As we stepped out of the elevators, we were greeted by the atrium, the stunning crown jewel of The Beekman hotel.
Stations with elevators are also noted, and riders can purchase Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road tickets on the app.
The plan prioritizes elevators so that in five years no one is more than two stops away from an accessible station.
The family also gets outside daily, staying away from people and only riding the elevators alone (and without touching the buttons).
The building, which has three elevators and a freight elevator, has two other prebuilt units for lease on the second floor.
But the agency's request to the federal government for reimbursement for the work was denied because of the lack of elevators.
" Buck considers the "The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators," released in early 1966, to be far superior to "Sgt.
To change that thinking, the show is debuting a security app that lets attendees report issues from crimes to broken elevators.
The Elevators had a modest hit with "You're Gonna Miss Me" in 22010, and late that year released their debut album.
It has only four elevators, and Mr. Neiditch said making one of them private was a demand he could not meet.
It turns out, though, that there is another building with manual elevators left in the garment district, at least for now.
When the generators were on, one of the two elevators in each of the two towers in the complex could run.
"Then we saw two of the attackers firing at the elevators and we turned back," he told Reuters outside the hotel.
The bank has also disinfected the affected floor, and all common areas, including elevators, the cafeteria and wash rooms, she said.
Since then, electrical systems and generators have been moved out of basements and elevators and loading docks protected with waterproof panels.
Rooftop amenities have become so popular that many hotels use dedicated elevators for them and often give hotel guests priority access.
Board elevators in all sorts of buildings downtown, and you will be greeted, again and again, by attendants, some immaculately uniformed.
The car pulled into Crown Towers through a special entrance that snaked below the hotel to a bank of underground elevators.
It was not far from the doors to one of the main elevators — the so-called Blue Elevator, to be exact.
Scaffolding has already appeared at its base, and the building's gurgling pipes, drafty windows and creaky elevators will all be replaced.
But one of the Ford&aposs most important components, its advanced weapons elevators, still isn&apost where it needs to be.
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Workers have finished installing elevators and escalators at the stations, and the final tests were scheduled to be completed by Dec.
Five years ago, Carr opened the Elevator Historical Society, the world's only museum devoted to elevators, escalators, dumbwaiters, and outside hoists.
The digitally driven, dynamic exhibition helps usher visitors toward elevators that transport them, in 5003 seconds, to the 2500th-floor deck.
This meant taking it on BART, which bans bikes on escalators and is famous for its randomly out-of-service elevators.
They can be shortcut by one of the city's strange dozen-plus elevators and funiculars, which whiz you inside the mountains.
Fortunately my resourceful older brother tracked me down before I spent the rest of my childhood riding the elevators, bleating piteously.
We could hear nothing of war in that cool place, where the only sounds came from the elevators rising and falling.
The floors are reinforced, they have industrial elevators that work, that are not dangerous to go down to the loading bay.
I passed by the main set of elevators, which is used by residents and their guests only — not by Sonder users.
Negative feedback cited slow service at check-in and at the restaurant, long waits for elevators, and the expensive room prices.
With gunfire thundering through the hospital, doctors dragged their colleagues and patients out of harm's way and put them on elevators.
He added that the agency is already installing elevators at 26 stations and plans to continue building more in the future.
In Mr. Rivera's elevator, the switchworks are hidden within a weathered-bronze Frisbee-shaped cover bearing the logo of Haughton Elevators.
In the 1960s and '70s, his signature hotels — skyscrapers with escarpment atriums, cantilevered balconies overlooking interiors big enough to contain the Statue of Liberty, whooshing glass elevators, waterfalls, hanging gardens and revolving rooftop restaurants — offered thrilling antidotes to the standard lot of dreary hotel lobbies, claustrophobic box elevators and shotgun corridors lined with cells for the inmates.
The tour was meant to highlight the improvements that will be made by renovations to Buckingham Palace, including new and larger elevators.
The tour is meant to highlight the improvements that will be made by renovations to Buckingham Palace, including new and larger elevators.
The issue is sowing financial uncertainty throughout the agricultural economy, from grain elevators and wheat millers to crop insurers and farm banks.
At elevators operated by each of the companies, they deduct the weight of foreign material in excess of 1 percent from weighings.
Thyssenkrupp boss Guido Kerkhoff has agreed to consider a sale of its prized elevators business to help turn around the stricken conglomerate.
Solange, Jay Z and Beyonce break their silence on hotel incident "We escalate, up in this b**ch like elevators," Beyoncé rapped.
Firstline workers assembling cars, fixing elevators, and assembling retail stores have all found benefits in HoloLens thanks to its hands-free nature.
I get nervous the minute these kids get in the elevators and they see the buttons and their eyes blaze like headlights.
Previously, employees who ran into Solomon in the bank's elevators used to "cower in the corner" when meeting him, the executive said.
It has waterfront views, fiber-optic wiring, passenger and service elevators, 24-hour security, on-site parking and a shared loading area.
Hayes said his biggest problem right now is that he can't find enough workers to install elevators for the Otis Elevator division.
Since each apartment only came with two key fobs, Hunt had to let Bumble employees into the elevators on a daily basis.
Some of the triggers for people with claustrophobia are elevators, tunnels, medical facilities such as MRI scanners, crowded areas, and public bathrooms.
Riders headed for the trundling abyss face a maze of stairs, escalators, and elevators that are all too often out of service.
Spreads do not cause grain elevators to amass stocks but are the consequence of them having to store so much extra wheat.
The garage, a multistory building at 841 Union Street, has two freight elevators meant for vehicles, according to owners of parking spaces.
The cost of storing grain in elevators is reportedly two to three times more than it cost at this time last year.
Nearby, Alicia Smith, 22, an event specialist, gave directions to fans wandering through the Bronx Terminal Market's maze of sidewalks and elevators.
A sign nearby said the elevator was first installed in 1892, just three years after the first elevators in the Eiffel Tower.
Last week the company announced it led a $1303 million funding round in Xinchao Media, which runs ads in elevators across China.
The new plans come in addition to a planned sale or listing of its elevators division, by far its most profitable business.
En route I passed towns like Farmer City, where grain elevators stood above the fields like naval-ship superstructures on the ocean.
Westinghouse mechanics took control of the automatic elevators to ensure they would bypass the 11th and 14th floors during Mr. Johnson's visit.
Ralph Lauren crystal chandeliers, butlers, private elevators for each unit, and a chauffeured Bentley limousine service are all part of the package.
"The decision of whether to phase out Sabbath elevators should not be made hastily," said Slava Hazin, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
Experienced counsel usually watch what they say about sensitive matters when others are within earshot, in elevators, restaurants, on planes and trains.
They seek to require the MTA to maintain working elevators and ensure that the subway is "systemically" accessible within a "reasonable" time.
The renovation architects, ARM Architecture, settled on sluicing in small-footprint glass elevators on outside corners of each of the complex's halls.
Once past its threshold, passengers would ride elevators to higher floors, where they could wave farewell to people on the pier below.
There are 25 percent fewer breakdowns and 60 percent fewer customer reports of problems than on elevators serviced on traditional maintenance schedules.
"[Exercise] also stimulates the production of endorphins -- chemicals in the brain that are the body's natural painkillers and mood elevators," Browning said.
The new rules say elevators must be equipped with two-way speakers and be fully repaired within 24 hours after an incident.
The M.T.A. contended that installing elevators at the station, which was built in 1920, was not possible and would be too expensive.
I gave her the name and she gestured toward the elevators, sending me up to the dining room on the second floor.
"It was sort of like being in Jesse James's gang," remembers Danny Galindo, who joined the Elevators as bass player in 603.
Scarier versions ... scary is the thing to be talking about ... We go to a record store, to seek out early Elevators albums.
Wisconsinites tend to smile a little more at strangers, make small talk in elevators and chat about the weather to fill silences.
To help managers reduce operating expenses, for instance, Enertiv can install sensors to track the performance of elevators, boilers and other equipment.
Another will be Otis, manufacturing elevators and escalators, and the third will be Carrier, making heating and cooling equipment among other products.
Cons: Condo buildings do not feature elevators, and the daily mandatory resort fees that start at $22 do not include all activities.
Subway station elevators to the train platforms are frequently broken and there are often no accessible stations where I need to go.
She became publicly known as "elevator girl" or "Trump Tower girl," quietly whisking the then-President-elect's guests up the golden elevators.
"Elevators are the safest form of travel in New York, due to the city's stringent inspection and safety requirements," the statement said.
The M.T.A. is already adding elevators to some subway stations, the result of a settlement in the 1990s with the federal government.
Over the following hours, emergency workers, in conjunction with civilian elevator mechanics, would bring dozens of stuck elevators to platforms on floors.
Inside, ambient music played, which served as a stark contrast from the usual nightclub-inspired soundtrack heard in most Las Vegas elevators.
Every property doubles as a full modern art museum, with art woven throughout lobby galleries, meeting rooms, guest rooms, and even elevators.
For instance, the analysts pointed out nearly three quarters of elevators' global components are produced within 60 or so miles of Shanghai.
For one, Bronx-Lebanon is a high-rise with banks of elevators; the shooting played out on the 16th and 17th floors.
But one of the governor's key plans to improve stations has been criticized by disability advocates for failing to add any elevators.
Subway officials also noted that the current capital plan, which runs from 2015 to 2019, includes installing 59 elevators at 25 stations.
The aerospace divisions are growing more quickly and should be separated from units like the one that makes elevators and air-conditioners.
"It's not an employer's market," said Patrick Bass, chief executive of Thyssenkrupp North America, which makes elevators, steel and other industrial products.
He remembered that just having a city councilman in the building brought new security, functional elevators and maintenance crews to the towers.
Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to Mr. Trump, bumped into Mr. Burck and one of his colleagues near the lobby's golden elevators.
Vertical-transportation enthusiasts often remind us that elevators enable height, and therefore density, and therefore energy efficiency and cultural ferment—urbanity itself.
They stood in long lines for elevators up to a golden ball that perches atop what looks like an enormous badminton birdie.
The clublike feel extends through the rest of the building as well, as music from the bar will play in the elevators.
If these elevators are too slow, however, that leaves diamonds vulnerable to being dissolved in the fluid they are brought up in.
He is still wary of housing-project elevators, so he climbed the stairs to his mother's apartment and knocked on the door.
Elevators scan guests' faces again to verify which floor they can access and hotel room doors are opened with another face scan.
It seems like a long time, but when it comes to elevators, it's always good to err on the side of caution.
The entrance was shabby; the elevators were slow and small and confusing; locals walked around in the freezing weather wearing short sleeves.
The entire process was seamless and fast, and I headed across the casino floor to the elevators en route to my room.
On average, 25 elevators a day stop working, and these breakdowns are not quickly resolved; their median duration is nearly four hours.

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