It's a question of liability, but it's also a fail-safe.
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When Malhotra purchased his medallion in 2010, it seemed fail-safe.
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Autonomous cars have these redundant systems as a technical fail-safe.
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Experience is no fail-safe either, but it's the better bet.
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It has no brake, no fail-safe, no checks, no balances.
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There is no fail-safe administrative tool for curbing house-price booms.
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Social media has acted as a fail-safe in many dire situations.
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A case would surely have helped, but they're not fail-safe, either.
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Successfully decoding the DNA-encoded information required a built in fail-safe mechanism.
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Ben shared with CNBC his fail-safe method for getting the best rates.
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I have a bit of a fail-safe using the "Repeated Calls" option.
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But what's more important is that KD gives them a fail-safe plan.
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Well-made lithium-ion batters have fail-safe mechanisms to prevent these problems.
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A case would surely make a huge difference, but it's not fail-safe.
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To make the fail-safe work, the activists have tried to think of everything.
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"The electronic one is a backup"—and should not be considered a fail-safe.
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He at least has some options, even if none is fail-safe or ideal.
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It was the fail safe strategy of putting all your eggs in one basket.
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It wasn't exactly a fail-safe method — she got pregnant three times this way.
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And although the 4S gives the impression that it's fail-safe, it's almost too mannered.
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Although he says it is not a fail-safe, the porcine publication is pro-fence.
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"A fail-safe design concept and redundant system should have been necessary for the MCAS."
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Working with a fiduciary is not fail-safe, but it is a consumer's best defense.
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The brand is a fail-safe when it comes to gifts for the healthy set.
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It's not 100-percent fail-safe, and Apple warns that it can't detect all falls.
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Here, Conrad takes us through some of her fail-safe gifting ideas for the holiday season.
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For fail-safe operation or quick responsiveness, the computation can't all be done in the cloud.
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It will restart your device by actually enabling a fail-safe that is built into iOS.
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There are three fail-safe ways to leverage chicken breasts' strengths: crisping, glazing or marinating them.
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After that, Norway committed roughly €10 million ($10.8 million) to making the vault more fail-safe.
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Old-fashioned games such as "I Spy" are a fail-safe option, and so is music.
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These sacks use Velcro and cloth to keep the baby's arms down, and they're basically fail-safe.
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But while I find trackers indispensable, they are not the fail-safe many people assume they are.
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Luckily, we've got a fail-safe method to juicy, delicious burgers every time — and it involves butter.
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Even though the Google drivers knew the cars weren't fail-safe, they still treated them as such.
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If you have two forms of storage, one can act as a fail-safe for the other.
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Burner phones are the only way I ever feel remotely confident, and even those aren't fail-safe.
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In particular, Mr. Schneiderman had positioned his office as a fail-safe in the special counsel's inquiry.
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"INSIDIOUS WEAKENING" The PMI data are not a fail-safe guide to the outlook for the economy.
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But this game has a built-in fail-safe: Label a book "fiction," and all is forgiven.
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It's an easy-to-use and fail-safe way of hiding and encrypting your data on your MacBook.
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The hardwire connection is more reliable and acts as a fail-safe if the Wi-Fi goes out.
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A state emergency management agency spokesman attributed it to human error and a lack of fail-safe measures.
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Of course, condoms aren't fail-safe, nor do they protect against every STI, but they're better than nothing.
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There is the clean punt until early next year, which is considered the fail-safe option, aides say.
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The law also eliminated any fail-safe measures, like swearing an oath, for voters who lacked a card.
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Just about every iPhone owner will love to have one, so this is really a fail-safe gift.
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Browsing With some clever calculation, the right accessory can revamp your fail-safe dress or go-to separates.
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It's an arrangement set up as a fail-safe, in case someone in the room says something classified.
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Our Food contributor developed three fail-safe ways to leverage chicken breasts' strengths: crisping, glazing or marinating them.
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The only fail-safe is to back data up in case of an attack that hits networked data.
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Its nicotine blend was so potent, engineers tried to create a fail safe with a lesser a dosage.
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Plan accordingly and use the previously planned meetup point as a fail-safe destination if you get split up.
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If any of those counties run into problems similar to Iowa's, they'll have no fail-safe for confirming results.
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The balloon was equipped with a variety of fail-safe mechanisms to rip holes in its thin plastic skin.
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The manufactures of Shark Eyes and SharkShield stress that there is no fail-safe defense against a shark attack.
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I don't have the fail-safe voice, so it has to be something that I need to sing about.
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Basically, this is a fail-safe that's built into the system to allow for a short cool down period.
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Meanwhile, the fail-safe switch near at hand for Republicans for eight years is no longer there to pull.
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The Europeans have argued that the backstop is only a fail-safe and could be replaced by alternative plans.
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In the Deepwater Horizon spill, a supposedly fail-safe blowout preventer failed after a section of drill pipe buckled.
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It's in our schematics, a fail-safe in the engineering of those "young, scrappy, and hungry," as the song goes.
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Researchers might also need to develop a fail-safe — a way to halt the gene drive if something went wrong.
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She diets and exercises to the point of sickness ("death by anorexia is a fail-safe sexual-assault prevention technique").
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Lifelong treatment methods and a comprehensive therapy program, they say, are the most fail-safe methods for managing pedophilic desire.
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That buckling prompted the deployment of a supposedly fail-safe blowout preventer on the BP well, but the equipment malfunctioned.
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PARELES Another one from the too-big-to-fail peak-reggaeton era of pop-minded production and fail-safe collaborations.
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It allows the drone to perform predetermined routes (waypoint based), from takeoff to landing, with many on-flight fail-safe protocols.
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As we define it, power dressing is just that: fail-safe looks that lift us up and make us stand straighter.
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If you're looking for a Valentine's Day gift that won't blow your budget, check out our five fail-safe ideas below.
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Like aircraft manufacturers, carmakers design redundant sensors and fail-safe technology into their vehicles to maximize safety, Axios' Joann Muller reports.
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The internet's early use for fail-safe communication for defense purposes later evolved as generalized technology for communications of all types.
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That way, when you have an impending event or meeting you'll have a quick visual roll call of fail-safe looks.
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In the Deepwater Horizon spill, a supposedly fail-safe blowout preventer ended up failing after a section of drill pipe buckled.
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There are emergency protocols and fail-safe maneuvers in book cover design just as there are in any semi-functioning government.
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The numbers will be added to Google Forms and paper worksheets, which caucus organizers will photograph as an added fail-safe.
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It was inspired in part by the 1962 novel Fail Safe, in which a bomb drops on the Empire State Building.
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Obama's move to open relations robbed the Castro regime of its fail-safe excuse for all that ailed Cuba -- the United States.
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Costume jewelry is a fail-safe buy come the holiday season — both if you're shopping for someone special, or just for yourself.
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Ahead, are six fail-safe outfit options and items that will help all the (tall) ladies in the place embrace their inches.
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And you can bet that any fail-safe cooked up by the Night King is something that should worry everyone in Westeros.
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This time around, I've hired private guides for wilderness hikes, both for the company and a fail-safe should anything go wrong.
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Without the reliable suburban base of college-educated voters, there is no fail-safe strategy to protect the party in statewide elections.
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State authorities have acknowledged human error and a lack of adequate fail-safe measures were to blame and vowed to correct deficiencies.
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So if you need a super-secure, 100% fail-safe device to protect priceless diamonds or ancient artifacts or something, look elsewhere.
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But in the event of weaker-than-expected performances, a built-out Super Tuesday organization would provide a fail-safe for Biden.
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The telephone hotline intended as a fail-safe was overwhelmed by calls from caucus leaders trying to report results and troubleshoot the app.
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He also said there were also fail-safe provisions put into Dodd-Frank, including one that insulates the CFPB from Congressional budget cuts.
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The company said Friday that in rare cases the vehicles might fail to enter a "fail-safe" driving mode, lose power and stall.
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Even when he has to use them, he marks up a white page as part of his preparation, and as a fail-safe.
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But certain drugs, including benzocaine, can sometimes cause the body to produce more much methemoglobin than usual, overwhelming the body's fail-safe system.
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Halfway through the shoot she modeled bikini bottoms sans top and used the fail-safe modeling pose to keep her modesty: the hand bra.
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Whether it's a fail-safe black leather jacket, or a pared-down natural look; we have all the solutions to your dating outfit conundrums.
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According to Joanna Gaines, there's still plenty of time to crank out some treats, especially if you use her fail-safe, no-bake recipes.
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But lying willfully, adamantly, without distress or regret, and with absolute disregard of consequences can be a bulwark if not a fail-safe defense.
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Some controllers entered a fail safe mode, which caused related processes to shut down and caused the plant to identify the attack, FireEye said.
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Mr. Sun's promotion was never fail-safe, but under the hierarchy created at Mr. Hu's retirement, he had appeared poised for elevation this year.
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Our country and the world are watching how the process unfolds, as our presumed fail-safe system of government is under siege from within.
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The Pousada dos Quatro Cantos, with its lush gardens, canopy beds and distinctive decorations, is a fail-safe choice in the heart of Olinda.
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It was not, however, a fail-safe technique; it didn't work, for example, if a mother and her child had the same blood type.
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"We have double braced and triple braced our battery pack to make sure they're fail-safe ... It's all about safety, safety, safety," he told Reuters.
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"You seem to have rushed the 737 [Max] into production and lost sight of some basic fail-safe things that go on," said one shareholder.
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There's more to the process of ensuring that a nuclear reactor is fail-safe but we have this handy video with visual aids right here.
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You can swipe left or right to switch between them (or, of course, hit that fail-safe home button to go back to the middle).
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The system isn't replacing home plate umpires entirely, and for now the human ump is required to monitor pitches as a kind of fail-safe.
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It's not clear exactly how these three companies may be using the datasets, beyond making their own autonomous driving systems smarter and more fail-safe.
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Presidential pardons don't affect state prosecutions, however, making the latter a fail-safe of sorts in case the president started to shut down Mueller's inquiry.
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"The congressional subpoena power is an important fail-safe in case the Mueller report is suppressed or heavily redacted," former federal prosecutor Elie Honig said.
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The story itself is perfectly paced and gently reassuring — two fail-safe qualities when it comes to holding the attention and interest of small children.
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Tousled, wavy beach hair is a fail-safe option for those who want to keep a longer hairstyle in the summer without any added weight.
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The broadcast operations center also receives satellite feeds from South Korea, a fail-safe to ensure the Games stay on-air no matter what happens.
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Ford corrects him, explaining Bernard is the one who did it, under Ford's orders, and the robot built the same pro-Ford fail-safe into himself.
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I tested this fail-safe feature by dropping the phone from 22018-3 feet up onto a sofa, and sure enough the camera closed mid-air.
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You won't have to worry about your devices overheating, though, as each charging pad comes equipped with fail-safe circuitry that manages power currents and temperature.
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In extreme weather conditions, blockchain provides a fail-safe service, creating a permanent record of transactions that are secure and transparent to participants on the chain.
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Kim Lanyon, a senior ICU nurse at Danbury Hospital in Connecticut, said all electronic records there are double-checked, and fail-safe devices are in place.
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The house's status as a fail-safe resource for silver tumblers, quietly elegant engagement rings and tasteful gifts doesn't do full justice to its storied past.
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With Undo Send enabled, you sleep better at night knowing your email has a fail-safe — even if the rest of the world is a terrible mess.
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Cadillac also says there's a fail-safe measure that will bring the vehicle to a "controlled stop" if the driver does not properly respond to the alerts.
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Wigler presents a scenario where that baby and all of the other infant sacrifices Craster offered up are some kind of "fail-safe" for the White Walkers.
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"Banning burqas is not a fail-safe, but at least it allows security forces to identify suspects," says Martin Ewi of South Africa's Institute for Security Studies.
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If you're unsure of which length you need, measuring the laces you currently have in your shoes is a fail-safe way to get the right length.
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"There's a fail-safe in there, and it's called the defense lawyer," says Rick Werstein, the attorney now representing Albritton as she seeks to finalize her exoneration.
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This simple concept is touted as one of the most important rules an investor can adhere to — a necessary fail-safe against swift and permanent capital loss.
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We hoped the system might have a fail-safe to protect us from our worst selves — a flash-frozen grown-up to defrost in case of emergencies.
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For safety reasons, the signal system is designed with a fail-safe that is tripped when there are fluctuations in power that are read as an anomaly.
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Visuals "So many covers tossed aside fail-safe choices this year and pursued directions that allowed for the possibility of art," the Book Review's art director writes.
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So it was heartening to discover so many covers that tossed aside fail-safe choices this year and pursued directions that allowed for the possibility of art.
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For the longest time, pressing the home button on an iPad or iPhone was the fail-safe way to take you back to Apple's grid of iOS apps.
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That's their default fail-safe option, but they try to avoid it as much as possible because customers will get annoyed if Amy or Andrew ask too often.
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An onboard "compromise module", explains Amazon, would detect the presence of the arrow and then activate a fail-safe module that would direct the UAV towards the ground.
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A repository for the earth's seeds, Svalbard acts as a fail-safe freezer built within the permafrost to withstand time as well as natural and man-made disasters.
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Protocols have been developed to ensure weapons cannot be used without authorisation, such as fail-safe mechanisms that mean bombs do not detonate if they are dropped prematurely.
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" Rather, he contended, Altria sees Juul's e-cigarettes "as their fail-safe in case the cigarette market keeps declining so that they remain profitable no matter what happens.
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With his impeachment all but certain in the House, Trump and his allies have come to view the GOP-controlled Senate as something of a political fail-safe.
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Boeing has proposed introducing a fail-safe system to stop MCAS misfiring, and reversing its longstanding position that simulator training was not necessary for pilots flying the plane.
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The outer pane takes the pressure, the middle acts as a fail-safe, and the inner is just there so passengers don&apost mess with the other two.
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Developing transformative technology for oil and gas exploration in unconventional and offshore exploration and production, computational mathematics, advanced materials of construction, and systems to ensure fail-safe operations.
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So, while Mueller's live testimony would be limited in some respects, it remains an important fail-safe if Trump or Barr quashes the special counsel's written report altogether.
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A fail safe system will protect the consumer, and if any of the systems fail, the drone will either go into hover mode or find a safe landing spot.
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For the most daring eye shadow look, turn to Pinterest for step-by-step instructions to achieve a fail-safe cut-crease, using deeper brown and neutral shadow shades.
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The double-check, double-signal mechanism of T-cell activation would turn out to be only one of many redundancies and fail-safe feedback loops built into immune response.
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Does Lang have a fail safe to get out of there on his own if no one's around or will his friend Luis show up to save the day?
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It also keeps constant track of the fuel bladders with a fail-safe fuel alert (you don't want anyone dropping out of the sky when the fuel runs out).
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It turns out that it's likely due to a fail-safe system in place, says Tim Callan, senior fellow at Sectigo (formerly Comodo CA), a U.S. certificate-issuing authority.
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It turns out that the PD system is essential to survival: It is fail-safe against the immune system attacking our own bodies (see: lupus, Crohn's disease, rheumatoid arthritis).
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As a fail-safe, I place a set of keys in a combination lockbox that hangs from a doorknob — in an emergency, anyone with the combination can get in.
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Importantly, all votes are meant to be backed up with a paper record, which is designed to be a fail-safe should something go technically awry with the system.
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As a shoe collector, I've been using StockX for a few years now, and it's the most convenient and fail-safe way to buy and sell sneakers and more.
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"There are working people that rely on public transportation to get around and we don't have a fail-safe if anything happens" with the Lexington Avenue line, Mr. Rodriguez said.
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A fail-safe system on radio-controlled drones ensures that if the connection between the controller and drone is broken, the drone flies itself back to where it took off.
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"I submit that the best fail-safe to a president who is emotionally unstable would be to impanel our previous presidents and vice presidents to make that determination," he said.
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Do your researchOne fail-safe way to help out your grandchildren across the board is by staying up to date on any changes to the law that will affect inheritances.
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They decided not to either ban political advertising or institute any sort of fail-safe measure to avoid lies presented in those ads from politicians from propagating across the Internet.
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" According to the manufacturer, the drone is equipped with fail-safe technology and in the event of a malfunction "will immediately land in the nearest possible area to ensure safety.
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His team put his name in as a fail-safe insurance policy because it was now or never for Bloomberg, who considered presidential bids in 2008 and 2016 as well.
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In an age in which having a signature uniform conveys both style and ambition, a suggestion of having better things to do, the low bun is the fail-safe solution.
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However, the latest version of Apple's iPhone operating system, iOS 11, contains a fail-safe feature that can disable Touch ID and Face ID, requiring a passcode to unlock the phone.
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The latest opinion came down on Monday when a federal judge in North Dakota granted a preliminary injunction requiring North Dakota to institute fail safe provisions in its voter ID law.
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The laws added restrictions to the types of identification voters can use at polling places and banned "fail-safe" provisions allowing them to vote without the required identification in certain circumstances.
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In engineering design, a system may be designed to "fail-safe," meaning that if the system experiences an anomaly or failure, by default, the system reverts to an inert, safe status.
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The fuel streams behind the plane in what looks like contrails and yes, there is a fail-safe in place to stop the pilot from expelling all the fuel at once.
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That's the idea, at any rate, in this slickly enjoyable, bankrupt take on a fail-safe formula, one that celebrates an ethos even more enduring than patriotism: old-fashioned American greed.
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So let Cook's Science editor Dan Souza walk you through a few fail-safe tips for crispy chicken that seals in its own juices to make for a satisfying weeknight throw-together.
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But perhaps more importantly, by ensuring information disseminates among co-workers, it also serves as a ready fail-safe in case that employee elects to retire or move on to another firm.
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These are fail-safe points in discussions of artistic freedom, and they sidestep a foundational problem: the decision to make art without regard for the lives involved, and no matter the consequences.
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We should try things that might not work, set up experiments that are safe to fail instead of fail-safe and learn to cherish hard-earned lessons instead of complaining about them.
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The passenger drone has a "fail-safe system" and "if any components malfunction or disconnect, the aircraft will immediately land in the nearest possible area to ensure safety," according to Ehang's website.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party is offering opponents of a no-deal Brexit a "fail safe" procedure in order to stop that outcome, the party's trade spokesman Barry Gardiner said on Sunday.
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The new ring is far from fail-safe, but it did reduce H.I.V. infection by 27 percent in one study and 31 percent in the other; both examined women ages 18 to 45.
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Despite Californians' familiarity with Biden, he most often comes up in interviews with voters as an afterthought -- a sort of fail-safe option who is viewed as a solid pick against President Trump.
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What fail-safe measures (in addition to hashing the photos once they are reviewed) has Facebook put in place to ensure that their users' nude photos will be protected upon submission to Messenger?
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He said that he has a plan over the next 40 years or so to get really good at anticipating the downside of new technologies, and building fail-safe measures into future products.
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The bill suggest states allocate money toward volunteering and job training opportunities to serve as a fail-safe in case people cannot find jobs, but doesn't specifically put any money toward those efforts.
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"Many places offer extended return policies over the holidays too, which is a nice fail-safe if you end up in a situation that may require a quick handset swap," Mr. Summerson noted.
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On January 9, Facebook said it would not ban political advertising or institute any sort of fail-safe measure to avoid lies presented in those ads from politicians from propagating across the Internet.
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The chic maternity-wear label Hatch has teamed up with Simone LeBlanc, whose impeccably curated namesake site has helped bring gift boxes into the 21st century, on a fail-safe Mother's Day gift.
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But the unpredictable nature of fighting has served as a fail-safe through 2017: no matter how bad a job you do at putting on a night of fights—something interesting will happen.
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Whether you work in a funky coworking space or a sleek corporate setting, the five fail-safe outfits ahead will make your getting-ready routine easier than ever, no matter your office dress code.
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Yet it can be hard to convince airline management that the cost-benefit analysis justifies the major investments to make their computer systems truly fail-safe, said Edwards, the former United chief information officer.
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On the other side of the story, Zara, Topshop, H&M, and any other fast fashion destination you swear by, are all fail-safe places to stock up on this year's selection of danglers.
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A process operator at the plant quickly activated a fail-safe that dumped a large quantity of the acid into a protected vessel so more was not released, said CSB, a non-regulatory federal agency.
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A process operator at the plant quickly activated a fail-safe that dumped a large quantity of the acid into a protected vessel so more was not released, said CSB, a non-regulatory federal agency.
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The 2010 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig was caused in part by the buckling of a section of drill pipe, prompting the malfunction of a supposedly fail-safe blowout preventer on a BP well.
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When I was a film programmer at the National Museum of the American Indian, my fail-safe way to quiet down an audience was to get on the mic and say my clans in Navajo.
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Masks could give wearers a false sense of security In China's Heibo Province where the coronavirus is thought to be actively spreading, surgical masks aren't a fail-safe, but they're "better than nothing," Popescu said.
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And sure, there's an argument to be made that both parties should have a fail-safe way to prevent the sort of cataclysmic disaster of the kind Donald Trump is creating by becoming the GOP nominee.
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Such circumstances may well necessitate calling forth our secondary systems of separating and checking -- treating them as part of a constitutional fail-safe to be used only in exceptionally rare, "in case of emergency, break glass," moments.
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As a fail-safe, the motherboard is enclosed in a mesh sleeve that can't be unscrewed, cracked, or even bored through, thanks to a circuit lining the interior that shatters at the touch of a drill bit.
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There are a some general fail-safe qualities for good streaming content for heavy petting: casual, low-investment, mostly inoffensive, nothing too intense, kind of missable but also good, and able to be tuned in and out.
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GM has also incorporated a fail-safe measure that will safely stop the vehicle if a driver ends up not being able to respond to the alerts, a feature which Tesla also implements in its Autopilot software.
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In an age when we store so much of our personal and professional lives on our smart phones and other devices, how is it going to be possible to protect that information without fail-safe encryption systems?
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Without that fail-safe in place, your loved ones will join countless others in the coming years who will be left to wonder what happened to all that crypto wealth that, quite literally, disappeared into thin air.
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An unchecked dynamic of escalation, action, counteraction – without the fail-safe of a communications channel to defuse a combustible situation – could swiftly produce by accident or miscalculation serious, unintended consequences leading to an all-out regional war.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 1,800 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a fail-safe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 1,413 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a fail-safe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 1,800 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a fail-safe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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It was a provocative move, slotting an unbeaten defending champion outside the top four, but it came with a fail-safe: Penn State would be playing at Ohio State, so Clemson would be assured of leapfrogging someone.
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"We are offering a fail safe procedure in order to stop no deal, and that is by a vote of no confidence in the government, a temporary government to set up a general election," Gardiner told Sky News.
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The investigation found the system for activating a missile alert and conducting emergency drills was deeply flawed, lacking sufficient clarity, fail-safe controls or even a pre-programmed way of issuing a false alarm notice to the public.
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A sort of legal fail-safe, material witness warrants, which must be signed by judges, are designed to be used in extraordinary circumstances — say, when prosecutors are concerned that a witness might flee or resists taking the stand.
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While Ms. McGowan was the rare voice suggesting that the cover-up was not fail-safe, even she considered not naming him, having already, she believes, paid a career price for that long-ago episode and its aftermath.
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The structure was built underneath the permafrost so it could be "a fail-safe seed storage facility, built to stand the test of time — and the challenge of natural or man-made disasters," as the seed bank's website says.
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For everyone else, here's what you need to know: Each kit contains delivered-to-your-door, pre-portioned ingredients, fail-safe recipes, and even already cooked meals that cover the entire Thanksgiving range from turkey to sides and dessert.
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Not that this is a fail-safe approach: Just ask Ms. McCartney, who was criticized on social media for the competition uniforms for the 2012 London Olympics, which featured a deconstructed Union Jack, minus a lot of the red.
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Only then did the attackers use the malware's Siprotec hacking feature against four of the station's protective relays, intending to silently disable those fail-safe devices with almost no way for the utility's operators to detect the missing safeguards.
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As a fail-safe, the DNI can determine that the information in the complaint is too sensitive to share with Congress and decline to share it, but either way, the DNI is required to notify Congress about this determination.
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Townsend acknowledged that hacking, equipment failures, software problems, and other faults are a concern with electronic systems, but he said "there are no scenarios which would put the Purdue facility in an unsafe state" due to its fail-safe design.
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It said that the design of the controversial MCAS software, which continually pointed the plane's nose down, "did not adequately consider the likelihood of loss of control of the aircraft," and that Boeing should have added a fail-safe system.
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Pelosi last week rejected the notion that the short-term debt limit hike increases economic uncertainty, since the Democrats can act as a fail-safe to push the next extension through — as long as GOP leaders bring it to the floor.
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The ensuing investigations of the crash have faulted Boeing for failing to adequately explain the MCAS system, making it vulnerable to bad data from a single failed sensor, as well as for failing to build a fail-safe to deactivate it.
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"If a malicious person attempts to gain control of the UAV, the compromise may be detected, and the UAV may enter a fail-safe mode in which the UAV returns to base or lands on the ground," the patent filing states.
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Among the safety changes put in place Thursday is a significant reduction in the requirement for oil companies to test fail-safe devices called blowout preventers, which are intended to be a last line of defense against disasters like Deepwater Horizon.
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With both chambers far apart on a potential agreement, some senators are also working on a temporary fix, or a "Plan Z." Flake told reporters he has prepared the fail-safe in case the Senate's negotiations fall apart on the floor.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Human error and a lack of adequate fail-safe measures during a civil defense warning drill led to the false missile alert that stirred panic across Hawaii over the weekend, a state emergency management agency spokesman acknowledged on Sunday.
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I use it when I want a really light foundation (if you're not normally a foundation person or don't like lots of coverage, this is the base for you), and it's my fail-safe for arms and legs to match everything up.
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"The company has developed fail-safe systems for smoothing earnings, beating expectations and jacking up demand for its shares with a precision that rivals any jet that rolled off the assembly line in Boeing's heyday," Maureen Tkacik wrote recently, in The New Republic .
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SHANGHAI, Nov 1 (Reuters) - As China prepares to become the first country to launch a digitized domestic currency, market participants and experts say it is a testament to both financial innovation and Beijings desire to have fail-safe control over its cash economy.
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"It means that a fail-safe will be in place in November for voters who have had difficulty obtaining ID." Judge Adelman previously struck down the entire voter ID law, but his decision was overturned by a federal appellate court in 2014.
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Things don't always end well in these sagas—to wit, the destruction of New York City, in "Fail Safe," and of civilization, in "Strangelove"—but the underlying message is that the President always has the interests of the American people at heart.
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Automakers would have to show self-driving cars "function as intended and contain fail safe features" but the Transportation Department could not "condition deployment or testing of highly automated vehicles on review of safety assessment certifications," the draft measure unveiled late Monday said.
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Though serious baseline power remains the most popular and fail-safe route to stardom, players with subtler, more creative games are also finding a way to win consistently, just as Radwanska, a former world No. 2 and Wimbledon finalist, did before her injuries.
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Even as he touts small victories like the effective use of artificial intelligence to root out bots proliferating fake news during the Alabama special election, Zuckerberg admits that nothing -- when you are dealing with the scale of Facebook -- is a fail-safe.
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That's in no small part because they know the company has developed fail-safe systems for smoothing earnings, beating expectations and jacking up demand for its shares with a precision that rivals any jet that rolled off the assembly line in Boeing's heyday.
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In 1992, Boeing admitted at a meeting that part of the 737 did not meet the "fail safe design intent," but the company did not seek to ground the planes, according the suit and an attached exhibit that outlined the goals of that meeting.
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While there are tons of styling suggestions in the slideshow ahead that show you just how to work all the super-small shirts you could ever want, the one, fail-safe trick is to keep that belly-button covered with a high-waisted bottom.
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To the Editor: Having left my keyless car running in a couple of parking lots — seems I failed to push the button hard enough — I have developed a fail-safe method for ensuring that the ignition is off: I never turn my radio off.
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When every word men utter about Time's Up and the #MeToo movement is pored over, parsed and often harshly criticized, silence is often the best option, but obviously not a fail-safe one, Hollywood insiders said, since that ended up drawing some criticism, too.
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"From the beginning it should have been a fail-safe design, which would have relied on two inputs to make sure that you weren't sensitive to one failure," said Peter Lemme, a former Boeing flight-controls engineer who helped design systems for the 757 and 767.
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"Republicans have fallen back in love with the Electoral College because they view it as a protection of small states, some Democrats have fallen back in love with the Electoral College because it's viewed as a fail safe mechanism against candidates like Donald Trump," Turley said.
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With the Republican convention fast approaching and a fail-safe majority of delegates in no candidate's grip, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich are ramping up efforts to win over the crucial remaining delegates up for grabs – and they'll stop at almost nothing to get them.
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Not because the senators of that era represented a bygone ideal of civic virtue, but because the mixing of parties and ideologies on both sides served as a fail-safe against the passage of bills that affected every American but disfavored only one party's favored states.
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Why it matters: If Congress fails yet again to find a legislative solution to a problem thrust upon it by the White House, this time it means that family separation at the border will continue until Trump caves — which is far from a fail-safe option.
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Boots with jeans and a sweater: It's a fail-safe fall formula, but by mid-season, it can start to feel like when you go on a homemade-lunch kick for a few weeks, then realize you can't look at kabocha squash the same way ever again.
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Automakers would have to show self-driving cars "function as intended and contain fail safe features" to get exemptions from safety standards but the Transportation Department could not "condition deployment or testing of highly automated vehicles on review of safety assessment certifications," the draft measure unveiled late Monday said.
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They will need to manage concerns that investors have about lack of diversification by offering inventory in multiple geographies and across multiple micro-economies, ensure excellent customer service and fail-safe processes for the inevitable eviction of tenants or to prepare for a catastrophic event, such as a fire.
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If you take a step back and look at the internals of the F131, you'll notice something peculiar about all that tubing (metal or otherwise): not only does it operate with dual pumps as a fail-safe, but it's pressure-regulated and runs in parallel from the reservoir.
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EHang says it has a variety of safety measures in place for flight, including a "Fail-Safe System" that will automatically ground the vehicle should damage occur during flight, and a human pilot command center tasked with monitoring flights 24/7 and taking over in case of emergency.
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Even if disaster strikes, though, and the United States somehow loses to, say, Canada and Jamaica to finish fourth, there is still a fail-safe: The fourth-place team gets a last chance to make the Cup by winning a home-and-home series in November against Argentina.
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We also have a beautiful portfolio of photographer Lewis Khan's journey to Cuba's annual firework festival and work by Dornith Doherty, who since 2008 has been documenting the world's seed banks—fail-safe freezers, built in remote locations, that protect important seeds from natural and man-made disasters.
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"Peta has found that whenever parts of animals are used in the fashion industry, corners are cut and abuse is commonplace," she explains, noting that because all feathers look the same, "there's simply no fail-safe way to ensure that ducks, geese, chickens, ostriches and emus haven't suffered for feather items."
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GBIRd recently said that its members intend to pursue a "precision drive" approach, in which the drive would work only on animals with a specific genetic sequence—kind of like the fail-safe system Thomas is currently using in the lab, but relying on naturally occurring genes rather than introduced bacterial ones.
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FireEye was hired by the victim to investigate the 2017 attack, in which Triton took remote control of a workstation running a safety system made by Schneider Electric SE. The virus sought to reprogram controllers used to monitor the plant for potential safety issues, causing some controllers to enter a fail safe mode.
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But what really made Roger Kumble's film stand out were the timeless structure and timely embroideries: a fail-safe plot based on the 18th-century novel "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" combined with an arch '90s sensibility and an inspired soundtrack — the denouement, set to the Verve's "Bitter Sweet Symphony," was worthy of Scorsese.
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Fritz Weaver, a Tony Award-winning character actor who played a German Jewish doctor slain by the Nazis in the 21997 mini-series "Holocaust" and an Air Force colonel who becomes increasingly unstable as the nation faces a nuclear crisis in the 21973 movie "Fail Safe," died on Saturday at his home in Manhattan.
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Fail-safe background checks would ensure that felons do not own guns, that people who have domestic violence issues go through an additional review before gun ownership, that mental health issues be a consideration in determining gun ownership and that those people who have been identified by the intelligence and security agencies as threats are denied access to guns.
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With control of the White House and Congress on the line in 2020, McConnell is positioning himself and his caucus to be a fail-safe for Republicans if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE loses and Republicans fail to take back the House.
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Even in the flashiest parts of Lagos, Nigeria's brash commercial capital, bankers barking orders into the latest model iPhone will often have an ancient Nokia in their back pocket as a fail-safe for when their battery gives up "In Nigeria, people like to use big phones but the small ones are also selling because not everybody can afford Android, and the battery is really strong," said Clara Paul, a phone saleswoman in Ikeja, a tech market in the heart of Lagos.
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