Sean Hughes, a spokesman for Megabus, said the carrier has worked to address community concerns about congestion and idling, including offering drivers bonuses for not idling.
|
|
Idling wastes an estimated 6 billion gallons of fuel annually.
|
|
"We've had a policy engine that was idling," Dees said.
|
|
Or sitting in an idling car outside the grocery store?
|
|
He gets out of the car, which he leaves idling.
|
|
The game should have been idling toward its inevitable close.
|
|
Cars produce more emissions when idling than when in motion.
|
|
They waste fuel while idling and lose energy during braking.
|
|
Idling workers and equipment can lead to massive budget overruns.
|
|
I'd been up since six, while she was in bed, idling.
|
|
There were already a few kids about, idling in the shade.
|
|
In commodity markets, spot gold was idling at $1,280.12 per ounce.
|
|
No more idling trucks circling the blocks or parking on streets.
|
|
A bill to improve tax collection, meanwhile, is idling in parliament.
|
|
That would require shifting or idling workers, and modifying parts deliveries.
|
|
And then there are the environmental costs of fuel and idling.
|
|
The move follows Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Ford idling European production.
|
|
Billy Idol is letting out a rebel yell — about car idling.
|
|
That shutdown will be followed by a planned two-week idling.
|
|
It also tracks seat belt usage, reversing, idling, and other behaviors.
|
|
After about 40 minutes of idling, it started kneading the mixture.
|
|
The idling of the Lordstown plant is costing 1,500 jobs there.
|
|
Less time driving around or idling in traffic means lower fuel costs.
|
|
CDT on Tuesday in preparation for idling or completely shutting the refinery.
|
|
"I shoveled all this stuff!" he shouted over Marine One's idling engine.
|
|
It's five in the morning and the black car is idling outside.
|
|
Hopefully GT Sport hasn't been idling in the pits for too long.
|
|
Yet losing precious hours of your life idling in traffic became fitting.
|
|
At that point in the season, the team was idling around the .
|
|
We were idling in midday traffic, waiting for the light to turn.
|
|
Don't leave the car idling with windows closed or while you doze.
|
|
Another super PAC that formed just after Trump's inauguration is already idling.
|
|
Leave him idling on the sidelines for protracted stretches of game time.
|
|
But the idling of their plants had been planned months in advance.
|
|
When Braun came across it, it was idling at a piddling Number 36.
|
|
There is only so much time one can spend idling in a hammock.
|
|
Understandably, precautions have been taken, including a black SUV idling down the block.
|
|
An ambulance tucked in behind trees, its engine idling, as soldiers worked nearby.
|
|
"Emissions are particularly high when helicopters are idling on the ground," Jack said.
|
|
It emitted an idling-motor sound, as though contemplating what to do next.
|
|
The driver argued that he'd been stuck in slow-moving traffic, not idling.
|
|
These businesses lose real money when their delivery trucks are idling in traffic.
|
|
You don't do this by idling or clicking on rooms in a tower.
|
|
Miroslava Breach Velducea (Mexico) Trial idling in murder case of Mexico City correspondent.
|
|
The more time you spend idling in traffic, the more fuel you'll waste.
|
|
I'd have like limousines idling in front of my house, things like that.
|
|
Dory wanted a life that involved more than idling away in low-wage jobs.
|
|
The dollar was idling at 111.98 yen having run into offers around 112.15/20.
|
|
For those living and working nearby, that's like 340 cars idling outside your window.
|
|
Motorists whose idling cars spew fumes into the air, polluting the atmosphere for everyone.
|
|
Getting to 80 percent or beyond means closing or idling lots of those plants.
|
|
Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A Town Car idling curbside in front of Carnegie Hall.
|
|
Police said the abductor forced her into a relative's idling SUV and drove away.
|
|
They saw an idling car, strewed clothing, an open window — and called for backup.
|
|
Idling lines could also affect the power grid in other states, PG&E said.
|
|
Idling the plants now gives G.M. a powerful bargaining chip in the contract talks.
|
|
Ford is idling its factories in Europe amid the worsening COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.
|
|
The buses were already idling when John and I arrived shortly after 523 a.m.
|
|
The car we had called for Walken was already idling in front of us.
|
|
Worthy of Watteau at his most idling, the image seems an uproarious send-up.
|
|
Yes, breadcrumbs—the kind you've got idling in your pantry, or made from stale bread.
|
|
A spokesman said that the issue with the idling stop was unrelated to that feature.
|
|
Cutbacks have spread across the sector, with Halliburton, Schlumberger , and Patterson-UTI Energy idling equipment.
|
|
But those frustrating times met their end long ago, and so too should pointless idling.
|
|
He spends his days idling in cafés, occasionally selling small batches of his remaining tiles.
|
|
There are not enough loading zones, and they are often taken up by idling vehicles.
|
|
"It was dreadful," she said, her voice barely rising over the rumble of idling trucks.
|
|
Police say they found the car idling in an alley with the suspect asleep inside.
|
|
Reporters ran to the already idling bus, shoving bags and gear into any open seat.
|
|
In it, we see Gaga exit a recording studio and head toward an idling Escalade.
|
|
Ahead of us, at Rainhill Bridge, is a white van idling outside of a shop.
|
|
"I didn't want to be idling at home - doing nothing and spending money," he said.
|
|
Services companies were among the hardest hit, laying off thousands of workers and idling equipment.
|
|
In late February, as they left school, they noticed a car idling across the street.
|
|
Québec's provision of these subsidies correlates to the idling of smelters across the United States.
|
|
"We're just wasting gas," Bruce said, revving the idling engine and turning back toward shore.
|
|
The Yankees, idling along at 6-5 during the same stretch, looked ready to break.
|
|
Once the area is "secure," sanitation workers begin throwing everything into the idling garbage truck.
|
|
On Saturday, he said, he had seen a police van idling nearby during the day.
|
|
That's different from what the industry calls a "curtailment", a temporary idling for possible restart.
|
|
Sterling was idling at $1.3069, with markets awaiting clarity on the direction of Brexit talks.
|
|
According to Allan, the feces covered her car and splashed the car idling next to them.
|
|
"[Idling] does of course use fuel, and the bigger the engine, the more fuel," he said.
|
|
And the times when I leave the Mate 20 Pro idling, the battery percentage barely moves.
|
|
They're also built to make the most of the time police inevitably spend idling on patrols.
|
|
Officers arrived to find the woman dead, still sitting behind the wheel of her idling car.
|
|
Sterling was idling at $1.3065 as markets awaited some clarity on where Brexit talks were heading.
|
|
Sterling was idling at $1.3061 as markets awaited some clarity on where Brexit talks were heading.
|
|
The abductor forced her into a relative's idling SUV and drove off, prompting an Amber Alert.
|
|
A green incandescent street-lamp lights two figures standing beside an idling car, brake lights red.
|
|
I've seen heavy trade ships idling outside blockades, fighters streaming in to try and break them.
|
|
Never mind wasting human and physical capital resources through rising poverty, unemployment and idling production facilities.
|
|
In the parking lot, her boyfriend sat out the appointment in his pickup truck, motor idling.
|
|
The company had previously announced it was shutting one of two lines there, idling 1,200 employees.
|
|
Across the street, there's a credit union, a Starbucks, a hostel and an idling burrito truck.
|
|
The town, through Peter's eyes, is a suffocating Nowheresville peopled with losers idling their time away.
|
|
" Days later, he said that people idling in the streets were "potential trouble for the public.
|
|
Some are saying the French pastime of idling over a coffee may no longer be sacrosanct.
|
|
He looks out the window, up at the grey Soviet-era tower block we're idling outside.
|
|
So you might think by idling your car, you're warming it up, which will prevent this problem.
|
|
About 20183 of his supporters were already in the lot and had been sitting in idling cars.
|
|
About 15 of his supporters were already in the lot and had been sitting in idling cars.
|
|
Its lawsuit against GM, which claims its existing contract prohibits GM from idling plants, is still pending.
|
|
That would leave ethanol makers idling plants and stem investment in advanced renewables made of plant waste.
|
|
It was still early enough in the morning that only a few tour buses were idling outside.
|
|
They are afraid of being disciplined for idling and losing their jobs as a result, he added.
|
|
And that's why it remains a serious issue that Amazon is idling on its clean energy promises.
|
|
Twenty-nine percent used to spend at least 243 hour a day idling away through myriad postings.
|
|
For 3 minutes and 47 seconds, the FBI video shows the white truck idling in the road.
|
|
I'm standing with my son on the sidewalk, and we're listening to the ambulance's powerful idling engine.
|
|
UAW has sued GM over the planned closures, saying idling plants would violate their contract with workers.
|
|
As Enotiades got off, he saw guards with assault rifles idling in front of a large barn.
|
|
The hearing was over in about the length of time it takes to break the idling law.
|
|
That left the pound idling at $1.3190, though that was up from an early trough of $1.3140.
|
|
Maybe Mike, who is underemployed and idling alone in a bar, trying to drink away his anguish.
|
|
Today's indoor cat is a tiger robbed of his dominion, a Lamborghini left idling in the garage.
|
|
In the United States, many believe that car sales have peaked, forcing the idling of some factories.
|
|
And then there's the other gun, and the traffic jam: all those engines idling, all those fumes.
|
|
Porsche joins the rest of the European auto industry in idling factories as the coronavirus outbreak intensifies.
|
|
Ms. Davison remembers the limousine idling in front of the Steenburg's house shortly before 218:21 p.m.
|
|
YOU, on the other hand, are in the way while you sit there idling in your Bronco.
|
|
They lined the street in front of the company's New York headquarters like an idling funeral procession.
|
|
The strike started on September 16, idling 31 GM factories and 21 other facilities in nine states.
|
|
He is idling in a red 2002 Jaguar, wearing a gray suit and a pale gray tie.
|
|
But longer waits such as those in airport queues, and other idling exceeding five minutes, will not count.
|
|
London buses also do all-door boarding, cutting time spent idling at stops by a factor of 13.
|
|
It is in the process of idling the facility, and shut its last crude unit late last month.
|
|
But longer waits such as those in airport cues, and other idling exceeding five minutes, will not count.
|
|
After the shooting, police said Holder fled the scene and got into a car idling in nearby alleyway.
|
|
The British pound was idling at $1.3067 as markets awaited some clarity on where Brexit talks were heading.
|
|
He says Fish and Wildlife workers have seen vehicles driving slowly or idling in front of their homes.
|
|
The platform, only a few feet thick and heated up by idling trains below, presented a horticultural challenge.
|
|
The empty homes have discouraged further investment in real estate, idling cranes and construction workers around the country.
|
|
Long Island City suffered from the Long Island Rail Road's throbbing diesel locomotives idling in the train yard.
|
|
The Secret Service agents clustered around him, ushered him toward the armored limo idling outside at the curb.
|
|
DORTMUND, Germany — Borussia Dortmund's players hung back a little, idling halfway between the center circle and the goal.
|
|
The carmaker Hyundai said it was idling plants in South Korea because of a shortage of Chinese parts.
|
|
This includes bike deliveries in Germany that eliminate idling delivery trucks fouling the air and taking up space.
|
|
Even charming Laurie makes a fool of himself by idling his way through Europe after Jo rejects him.
|
|
When not idling in drawing rooms, members of the leisured class took long walks and stared at trees.
|
|
The argument in this case is less about sensitive ears and more about the environmental effects of idling vehicles.
|
|
Comfortable seating soon had me willingly idling away a good half hour of spellbound time somewhat tinged with tragedy.
|
|
We hop in his truck and drive to the back of the farm, where an idling tractor-trailer awaits.
|
|
You'll pass real-life buffalo idling in the tall grass, waiting to be turned into delicious real-deal jerky.
|
|
Workers at the refinery are in the process of idling the facility before being laid off on Aug. 25.
|
|
Far from idling in the sun, his bathers frequently seem to be making urgent preparations to leave the scene.
|
|
He was going home, his three children snuggled up against him, after idling for weeks in a police cell.
|
|
The overheating occurs when a driver keeps a foot on the brake while the car is idling in park.
|
|
Many refugees have simply pressed pause on life, idling away the hours by chewing the fat (or the khat).
|
|
And besides, the honking vehicles, jaywalking pedestrians and idling trucks are enough to drive anyone to call a cab.
|
|
Between adrenaline-fueled chases, the shells of sunflower seeds piled up outside the windows of their idling pickup trucks.
|
|
Running back Ian Johnson, idling behind Zabransky, simply grabbed it and ran unimpeded to the left for the conversion.
|
|
And Mazda has not incorporated a system that automatically shuts off the engine after a certain time of idling.
|
|
As time slips away, idling vehicles add pollution, which has environmental and health consequences, including contributions to climate change.
|
|
"As writer Brenda Ueland puts it, 'The imagination needs moodling—long, inefficient, happy idling, dawdling, and puttering,'" Alcee says.
|
|
Instead, the shuttle beeps "offensively," when objects in its path like pedestrians or idling vehicles don't move after several seconds.
|
|
Lately, though, the French part of the engine has run out of steam, and the European train has been idling.
|
|
The impact: Inefficiencies in routing and communication mean vehicles are idling in city centers and taking congested paths between destinations.
|
|
The sanctions are biting: several dozen oil tankers are idling off Maracaibo, Venezuela's oil capital, reports the Wall Street Journal.
|
|
All while the company was reneging on, or at best indefinitely idling, its own pledges to build more clean energy.
|
|
In cities, we are spending 40% of our time idling, according to Stephen Smith, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University.
|
|
On Monday, the dollar was idling at 111.59 yen, having briefly touched its highest this year last week around 112.39.
|
|
There's no riffling through your wallet for small bills, no idling at the curb to deal with a credit card.
|
|
At around 3 A.M. , a call came in: a "strange vehicle" was idling in someone's driveway, in the Summerside neighborhood.
|
|
She said everyone was doing well, but declined to provide any details before she ducked into a black idling SUV.
|
|
Don't count on seeing the moving trucks idling in front of the U.S. embassy on Hayarkon Street any time soon.
|
|
A year passed, and while she was idling at a gas station in a borrowed Rolls-Royce, a man approached.
|
|
In its November announcement, G.M. said it was also idling a car plant in Detroit, and plants in Warren, Mich.
|
|
Exports have slumped, and companies that depend on Japan's fast-growing neighbor are slashing profit forecasts and considering idling factories.
|
|
Porsche has now joined the VW Group, of which it is a part, and Porsche's stablemate Lamborghini in idling factories.
|
|
There were also multiple stories about US Steel and other companies idling plants and laying off workers at the time.
|
|
At an hour when some corporate Angelenos were still idling on the 1503 freeway, Team 10 was hard at work.
|
|
Against the yen, the dollar was idling at 20.6 having spent the entire week in a snug 111.03-111.89 range.
|
|
New technology, for example, allows for the engine to shut down and restart when the vehicle is idling, saving fuel.
|
|
We maneuvered around a clutch of protesters who were wearing gas masks and idling by a gantlet of riot police.
|
|
Unless you have asthma, she added, it's better to be outdoors exercising now than it is to be idling inside.
|
|
It would require automakers to include a feature that automatically shuts off an engine after a specified period of idling.
|
|
Next time you feel guilty about idling away your commute on social media, remember that inspiration can come from all sources.
|
|
Indeed, Norway's Hydro is now idling 230,000 tonnes per year of production at the Albras smelter, which is integrated with Alunorte.
|
|
A few idling tourists decided to stick around—eventually picking up protest signs themselves outside of the White House, Parkhomenko said.
|
|
" Prosecutors assert that Fields' actions were calculated, noting that he "stopped and then observed the crowd while idling in his vehicle.
|
|
Jump forward to today, with thousands of cars idling on the city's traffic-choked freeways, and the situation is far worse.
|
|
And if Digit runs into trouble, it can communicate with the idling AV for that extra perception and decision-making prowess.
|
|
No longer idling at home, Sulaiman emerged from her depressed state and decided it was time to go back into medicine.
|
|
Audi shipped out a half dozen brand-new-generation R8 supercars with 610 horsepower and left them idling on pit row.
|
|
People who know climate science also understand the urgency of this crisis -- and that there's no time for waiting or idling.
|
|
But the car that really takes the brunt of the mess is a clean, unsuspecting SUV, idling to the truck's left.
|
|
Police say someone abducted Hania in a relative's SUV that was idling in the driveway on a Monday morning before school.
|
|
"You're still idling on the runway, but we're already jet-lagged," Dowd wrote in a March 2015 open letter to Hillary.
|
|
Shale producers take between six and 12 months to ramp down production, a process that involves idling rigs and work crews.
|
|
The fans do whir endlessly when the machine is idling, so you'll probably want to cut the power between cutting sessions.
|
|
Video footage from the episode showed Mr. Fields's Dodge Challenger idling and then reversing before accelerating into the group of pedestrians.
|
|
He bit into an apple as he made his way outside, where his teammates waited for him on an idling bus.
|
|
After the hearing, Mr. Collins, flanked by his lawyers, exited the courthouse directly into a black sport utility vehicle idling nearby.
|
|
Electric vehicles have no tailpipe pollution - which is critical as more cities worldwide crack down on emissions from idling delivery vehicles.
|
|
On that same day, she searched Google for "does a hybrid car produce carbon monoxide while idling," according to court documents.
|
|
"That way of life has really evaporated," said Jonathan Weinzapfel, who was Evansville's mayor the year Whirlpool left, idling 1,100 workers.
|
|
After a man stole an idling truck loaded with 2,000 pounds of the shellfish, employees at the company drove after him.
|
|
I've seen massive floral displays being wheeled into the building and ornate caskets being wheeled out into hearses idling at the curb.
|
|
The bottom line: Contrary to popular belief, idling your car does not prolong the life of your engine; rather it shortens it.
|
|
Idling at the intersection, waiting for the light to turn green, your brain reminds you that you would rather do anything else.
|
|
You might also glean information from the sound: For example, the sound of an idling engine tells you someone is waiting outside.
|
|
I say bus because apparently, the other bus ran out of gas from idling and running the A/C for so long.
|
|
But now those low prices are forcing US drillers to cut back, laying off thousands of workers and idling their drilling rigs.
|
|
Horsehead filed for Chapter 11 protection in February after idling its zinc production facility in Mooresboro, North Carolina, amid weak zinc prices.
|
|
Most young people who say they are unable to work because of the outage spend hours idling in front of tea shops.
|
|
But Donald Trump—as of tomorrow, the leader of the free world, remember—is idling at around about a 95 percent rate.
|
|
No one was puzzled as to why these bikes were quietly idling next to their cars instead of rumbling through their skulls.
|
|
And neither Mazda nor Fiat Chrysler has incorporated a system that automatically shuts off the engine after a certain time of idling.
|
|
"This time out the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood," our critic writes.
|
|
The image juddered a bit as the idling engine vibrated, though that seems like something that could be improved with better damping.
|
|
Evacuation can often mean hours on choked freeways, followed by days idling in a motel, a shelter or on a friend's sofa.
|
|
Other data requirements for each quarter include miles traveled to the pickup point, idling time, vehicle occupancy and data about accessible rides.
|
|
The Energy Department estimates that eliminating idling of personal vehicles would be the same as taking five million vehicles off the roads.
|
|
But video footage from that day showed Mr. Fields's car idling and then backing up before it plowed ahead into the crowd.
|
|
Total may have to begin idling the refinery by early next week if it cannot haul away the sulfur, the sources said.
|
|
Mr. Pakenham said he was motivated to help end idling because his brother died of lung cancer at the age of 58.
|
|
Still, its idling has become a point of contention, bringing political pressure on G.M. from President Trump as well as Democratic politicians.
|
|
I had just been barred from entering the gender-neutral bathroom on an idling Google bus when an Uber XL pulled up.
|
|
Such generators emit more than 450 times the carbon monoxide of an idling automobile and kill and seriously injure hundreds every year.
|
|
The unemployment rate rose slightly, to 4 percent, at least partly because of the idling of hundreds of thousands of federal workers.
|
|
As he and his father waited for permission to enter western New York, David detected a flutter of motion behind the idling Jetta.
|
|
As automotive technology continually improves, connected cars can radically enhance your driving – and even idling in a driveway can be a dynamic experience.
|
|
The neighbor told police she noticed the vehicle earlier in the day when it was idling outside of her house, the affidavit states.
|
|
With more passengers, drivers would spend less time idling between rides, replacing the lost income from the fare cuts by completing more rides.
|
|
In the Telegraph in 20173, Chris Moss proposes a more cynical theory: "The barbecue is a superb example of justified idling," he writes.
|
|
Emissions of pollutants should also fall, because fewer vehicles would be idling in jams and there would be fewer cars on the street.
|
|
Later, he reportedly saw his nemesis idling in the queue for cheeseburgers, so he sprung into action: He cut in front of him.
|
|
"Dark Bars," which recalls Lee Ann Womack's midcareer shift to classic country, opens with a sparse gut-punch image of idling nights away.
|
|
CP Air has sat on a metaphorical runway for years — engines idling, ready for takeoff — while awaiting certification by the Federal Aviation Administration.
|
|
Before long, we found another, this one fingernail-size, black with yellow stripes, idling in a pool in the leaves of a bromeliad.
|
|
For idling away the hours of a summer afternoon, there's nothing like a classic woven rope hammock like the Pawleys Island Original hammock.Pros:Cons:
|
|
Snaking columns of idling 22019-wheelers, belching fumes into the hot summer afternoon, awaited inspections so they could bring cargo into our country.
|
|
And I was pleased to spot a spruce grouse — a darker, less wary, rarer cousin of the ruffed grouse — idling in the road.
|
|
When you do drive, make sure you're not spending more than 30 seconds idling and go easy on the gas pedal and brakes.
|
|
The pineapple goes to a customer who is patiently idling in her SUV along the red sidewalk in front of their apartment complex.
|
|
The idling helicopter tipped over, and the main rotor broke off, spinning out of control and gruesomely dismembering Findlay and three other passengers.
|
|
Businesses know that means global spending is going to slow, and so they take measures to prepare, like idling workers and reducing output.
|
|
Outside of U.S. waters, there were also tankers loaded with Venezuelan crude and idling in the Caribbean and Europe, the Refinitiv data shows.
|
|
The company said most of the stalling had occurred when the vehicles were idling or while starting, turning or moving at slow speeds.
|
|
The audience saw worried-looking men wiping raindrops from a passing shower off the helicopters, which were idling a few hundred yards away.
|
|
Farmers left their tractors idling outside and came in for a quick glass of red wine, and to buy cigarettes and lottery tickets.
|
|
Closing auto plants outright — rather than idling them, as G.M. says it plans — has been rare since the industry emerged from the recession.
|
|
In some respects, a slowdown might help the Big Three better rationalize US capacity, idling some plants that are running at about 30%.
|
|
Using Carbin, apps could factor in additional variables including road conditions, topography, predicted idling time and even individual users' vehicles and driving styles.
|
|
U.S. Steel announced last month that it was indefinitely idling part of a plant near Detroit, sending layoff notices to roughly 1,500 employees.
|
|
That has thrust Boeing into the biggest crisis in its history and led to the idling of its 737 factory in Renton, Wash.
|
|
Indeed, Detroit's automakers are already temporarily idling factories and laying off thousands of workers as demand slows for their sedans and luxury cars.
|
|
GM plant in Lordstown, Ohio The idling of the General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio, is what has angered Trump at the moment.
|
|
If the city has an unofficial expert in catching idling scofflaws, it would undoubtedly be George Pakenham, 70, of the Upper West Side.
|
|
What about the supply chain disruptions, such as the weeks-long idling of Chinese plants belonging to the world's biggest ball bearings maker?
|
|
What about the supply chain disruptions, such as the weeks-long idling of Chinese plants belonging to the world's biggest ball bearings maker?
|
|
Many ports — all along the coast of California, in parts of Europe, even in China — have found a solution to idling luxury liners.
|
|
Gourmia® GPK510 Gooseneck Electric Kettle No more idling around the kitchen just to wait for the water in the kettle to boil.
|
|
More packages mean more delivery trucks double-parking on city streets, contributing to air pollution with their idling engines and jamming busy roadways.
|
|
Idling at the intersection, she can't remember for a moment the name of the company she is on her way home to meet.
|
|
The less time the trucks spend idling, the less exhaust they will spew into an area once known as "asthma alley," officials said.
|
|
Key components of the plan: idling five assembly plants, including one in Canada, two in Ohio, one in Michigan, and one in Maryland.
|
|
City rules prohibit vehicles from idling for more than three minutes, and mobile food vendors cannot play music while the vehicle is stopped.
|
|
It is not mainly about personal behavior or inefficient energy end use — keeping cars idling or leaving the lights on, that kind of thing.
|
|
That idling pumps "harmful chemicals like nitrogen dioxide and black carbon into the air," a spokesperson for the Westminster city council told the Guardian.
|
|
If you've never ridden in or driven an electric car, the lack of rumble or movement when the car is idling can be disconcerting.
|
|
"Simply put, if US Steel ends up idling batteries, our members will lose their jobs," Furko, the union local head, said at the hearing.
|
|
But an influx of undocumented migrants, many of whom end up idling in illegal makeshift camps, is no way to deal with that issue.
|
|
No one will feel the empty echoes of first meeting their person, eating fruit outside an idling bus in quite the way Elverum describes.
|
|
The vehicles, engines idling, sat on the road for 30 minutes as Ms. Power went in to pay her respects to the boy's parents.
|
|
It did recover somewhat thereafter, and got another shot in the arm with Cameco extending the idling of its major mines indefinitely in July.
|
|
On the platform at Chambers Street, he studied a small group of workers, all in high-visibility orange vests, idling in a dim corner.
|
|
Pakenham has been a one-man, anti-emissions cop since 2006, when he first asked a limousine driver to turn off their idling engine.
|
|
The top complaints were about construction-related activities, music and parties, loud talking, banging and pounding sounds, barking dogs and idling engines and honking.
|
|
But Mr. Edison said he continued to be woken up by idling trucks and workers calling out while they waited for construction to start.
|
|
There were also reporting bills on school applications and homeless shelter data, and a higher reward for New Yorkers who report illegal vehicle idling.
|
|
For the next two weeks, Mr. Weinstein harassed her, calling her often and idling his car outside her residence, she said in the complaint.
|
|
The euro was stuck at $1.1093, while sterling idling at $1.3000 after poor British economic news fanned speculation about a cut in interest rates.
|
|
In Britain, the idling of a major gas reservoir ought to make winter prices more volatile, drawing in tankers at times of peak demand.
|
|
Henry had crossed the uncompromising boundary between the first and second hour while he was idling in the lot, thinking about his canary record.
|
|
G.M. said in November that it was idling five North American plants and aiming to eliminate more than 14,000 blue- and white-collar jobs.
|
|
After idling for a moment, the blue-and-white checkered jet exploded down the runway and went screaming into the restricted airspace around Kennedy.
|
|
It also argued against "hot idling" the coke works, where the ovens are kept warm to prevent damage to them but no coke is produced.
|
|
As a result, I was noticeably less comfortable when idling in long lift lines or when strapping in at the top of wind-washed peaks.
|
|
More than 1 in 50 people might be disturbed by a "Worldwide Hum," for example, hearing the sound of an idling engine everywhere they go.
|
|
We can manage our curbs better, remove parked and idling cars, and instead plant more trees and share fresh air with more in our community.
|
|
The continent needs some $50 billion per year in infrastructure investment, and truckers are still likely to spend hours or days idling at international borders.
|
|
Many of those jobs will be filled by GM employees working at some of the six plants the company is idling in a North America.
|
|
Part of that difference, he says, can be attributed to differences in resting metabolic rate (RMR)—the amount of calories one's body burns while idling.
|
|
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was idling at 91.869 and still uncomfortably close to the recent 2-1/2 year trough of 91.011.
|
|
"The idling is due to an outlook of reduced sugarcane supplies in those regions and follows a strategy to optimize logistics and production," Raízen said.
|
|
The result is a nostalgic movie that's entertaining only in fits and starts, which spends too much time idling to ever fully get into gear.
|
|
Police cars spend much of their days idling by the side of a road, and that's where the hybrid has a true advantage, Ford said.
|
|
Unfortunately, as GM's idling of plants in Ohio, Michigan and Maryland showed, USMCA, as it stands now, is not strong enough to protect American workers.
|
|
So, if the historical odds are against stocks just idling near this level for the next several months, which way are they likely to go?
|
|
Pepe is idling there one day, and the two of them, the maid and the boy, lie down with eyes closed, pretending to be lifeless.
|
|
Watching a large blue bus idling at the Capitol as Democrats learned of the move, Trump happily believed he had gotten the best of Pelosi.
|
|
"Most athletes I know that are good are real driven individuals, and they don't like what I call the idling state," Werthner, her psychologist, explained.
|
|
"We're idling some assets, but we're shifting those resources into a different type of production that is more positioned to serve the market," Warta said.
|
|
George Pakenham, a banker and clean air activist, knows that anti-idling laws have been on the books since the 1970s but were rarely enforced.
|
|
When General Motors announced that it was idling five plants in the United States and Canada last week, there was shock in two American cities.
|
|
Additionally, activities like kayaking, diving, and windsurfing ensure guests are never left idling aimlessly on the beach — unless that's exactly what they're looking to do.
|
|
A "Waiting for Godot" for the urban set, Antoinette Nwandu's play, recently adapted by Spike Lee, centers on two tramps idling on a street corner.
|
|
After idling its car plant in Lordstown, Ohio, this year, General Motors promised that it would bring jobs back to the once-mighty manufacturing region.
|
|
The last time they spoke, Trump and Obama were standing on the East Front of the US Capitol as an idling military helicopter stood nearby.
|
|
Outside the courthouse, Mr. Samson declined to respond to reporters' questions as his lawyers led him to a black Ford Explorer idling at the curb.
|
|
As I departed the apartment, I stepped back into the building's anonymous-looking lobby, with its Eames chairs and potted orchids, black cars idling outside.
|
|
Mario M. Cuomo had an airplane idling on the tarmac in Albany, ready to fly to New Hampshire to file paperwork for that state's presidential primary.
|
|
The original automaker will install them for free, so long as you're willing to tolerate the occasional pop-up ad while idling at a red light.
|
|
I discovered Maangchi one night in college, idling about in my first apartment in San Diego, when I had a sudden craving for some Korean food.
|
|
Like the time he waved to Rudy Giuliani when the then-mayor was sitting in his idling SUV and Giuliani waved back through his open window.
|
|
Elected to the state Senate in 28, the high-idling, fast-talking Ojeda became a friend to teachers during their fight for better pay and benefits.
|
|
These longer stays mean that for every psychiatric patient idling in the ER, there are two other patients not being helped, according to the study authors.
|
|
Except that as he walked to Marine One, which was idling on the White House lawn, Trump stopped to take a few shouted questions from reporters.
|
|
Instead, we are left idling, watching a nation cope with unsafe drinking water, while we await access to one of our most crucial clean water tools.
|
|
Barak's presence in the building was often announced to residents by way of a visible security detail with Suburbans idling on the street outside, witnesses say.
|
|
After the meeting, Mr. Stoudemire and his cohort wedged back into the idling S.U.V. The next stop on this whirlwind day of art gatherings was Sotheby's.
|
|
"Maybe they can just back up from there," he said, gesturing to a tricked-out white lowrider idling at the end of the one-way street.
|
|
"If you witness a vehicle idling illegally, you can potentially receive a reward for your enforcement efforts through our Citizens Air Complaint Program," the site says.
|
|
The idling of the five plants next year will result in the layoff of 3,300 production workers in the United States and about 2,500 in Canada.
|
|
Sidewalk Labs also envisions underground drop-off and pickup zones for shared fleets or autonomous vehicles, cutting down on street-level curb idling and double parking.
|
|
" He lamented that productivity at the plant "is not as high as we have in China," adding that "some of the workers are just idling around.
|
|
The idling, which had been discussed by Hyundai management since Monday, was due to a shortage of auto parts called wiring harnesses, auto industry officials said.
|
|
The moment that he walks up the quiet, eerily depopulated street looking for the Park house it's obvious we're not idling in the lower depths anymore.
|
|
Below, the Grand Concourse, normally pulsing with activity, was deserted and silent, except for the rattle of shop grates being pulled open and police trucks idling.
|
|
If you drive a vehicle, George also suggests bundling tasks together so that you are spending less time in traffic idling and using less gas overall.
|
|
ADM and Green Plains both said on Tuesday they are converting fuel-ethanol capacity into beverage and industrial alcohol production, as well as idling some mills.
|
|
Shikoku Electric would not disclose how much it has spent fighting legal challenges, but said it was a fraction of the cost of idling a plant.
|
|
The Boris Vilkitsky tanker has left the Bay of Ob after a week of idling fully-laden in the area of the liquefaction plant, shipping data showed.
|
|
He spoke not a single word as he left the prison grounds and his face was completely expressionless as he made his way towards the idling vehicle.
|
|
The hums are often compared to the sound of idling trucks, and for the people who can hear them, they can be maddening, causing nausea and insomnia.
|
|
After one idling FreshDirect truck drew numerous complaints, Ben Kallos, a City Council member who represents the Upper East Side of Manhattan, said he contacted the police.
|
|
All of which reinforces the bull story of a fast-evolving concentrates crunch, albeit one massaged by Glencore's continued idling of 500,000 tonnes of annual mined capacity.
|
|
I found a giant enemy robo-crab idling down by a stream whose back supported a box that I was sure contained a treasure trove of goodies.
|
|
The island appeared deserted, except for a few old women mending fishing nets on the concrete roadside and old men idling outside a store without a signboard.
|
|
But the costs of idling, and then cranking production back up, is also high, and the process involved in restarting production is delicate, especially for newer projects.
|
|
Man arrested and charged with 10 felonies Police said she was kidnapped in a relative's SUV that was idling in the driveway on a morning before school.
|
|
Thanks to a new law, any New Yorker with a cell phone and some time to kill can earn thousands of dollars reporting on idling commercial vehicles.
|
|
Of course, the extra cash is a nice perk for Pakenham, but it's not the reason he got into the anti-idling business in the first place.
|
|
The company's website, which features a scruffy man in sunglasses idling in a classic car, makes penile enhancement seem chill, an NBD method for boosting your confidence.
|
|
WINNIPEG, Manitoba/LONDON (Reuters) - Canada's Nutrien Ltd, the world's biggest potash miner by capacity, has helped engineer a surprising price rebound for the fertilizer by idling capacity.
|
|
Those who hear it have compared it to a fleet of diesel engines idling next to your home or the pulsation of a subwoofer at a concert.
|
|
By idling the three assembly plants — the other two make transmissions — it hopes to use the savings to help fund its electric-vehicle and autonomous-driving ambitions.
|
|
In the meantime, the vast majority of border-crossing residents just living their lives have found themselves caught, quite literally in the middle, idling in the morass.
|
|
The walkout's effects have rippled through the North American auto industry, affecting production and idling workers at parts suppliers and G.M.'s operations in Canada and Mexico.
|
|
The program requires participants to capture several minutes of cellphone footage of the idling commercial vehicle in question and send it to the Department of Environmental Protection.
|
|
The streets were left to roaming taxis, white work vans and the delivery bikers now idling in small circles on corners including West 27th Street and Broadway.
|
|
But in Michigan, Sanders did close the gap slightly, winning 30 percent of African-American voters, after idling in the teens among black voters in recent contests.
|
|
But authorities initially refused to let the group in, Jeffries tweeted Sunday, along with a picture of the representatives idling in what appeared to be a lobby area.
|
|
Since the beginning of 2017 GM has cut operations at Lordstown back to just one shift, already idling 3,000 hourly employees, with just 1,500 continuing to collect paychecks.
|
|
In disbelief, the youth mentor pulled out his phone and began streaming video of the incident live on Facebook, capturing the woman idling near them in her sedan.
|
|
Dave Garvin was sitting with his son, Eric, in their idling pickup truck in the parking lot of Oak Park Plaza, watching the flames spread into their neighborhood.
|
|
A man in an idling car in front of the house, who declined to give his name because he did not live there, described it as a boardinghouse.
|
|
The idling, which had been discussed by Hyundai management since Monday, was due to a shortage of auto parts called wiring harnesses, auto industry officials told Reuters earlier.
|
|
It suggests a total lack of agency on behalf of the female characters — they are objects idling in the margins until they're picked up, used, and tossed away.
|
|
A big issue is fuel consumption, so the company is putting photovoltaic solar panels on the vessel to power the boat while its idling or using less power.
|
|
Robertson, riding out his stomach troubles with sleep, had left his truck idling to keep the air conditioning active — but Percy activated the electric window and slipped out.
|
|
Unfamiliar people have been stalking refuge employees, idling outside their homes and questioning them at some of the few grocery stores in Burns, said the sheriff, Dave Ward.
|
|
Newton, a small city 30 miles east of Des Moines, suffered a cataclysm in 653 when a Maytag washing machine plant closed, idling about 1,000 well-paid workers.
|
|
U.S. shale production appears to be falling swiftly based on state production data and the wholesale idling of drilling rigs, which should gradually help tighten the oil market.
|
|
In the first week of 22016, however, energy firms stepped up the rate of idling rigs and the U.S. oil rig count dropped to a five-year low.
|
|
The lawsuit, filed in Youngstown, Ohio, says the auto manufacturer is forbidden from idling the plants in Ohio, Michigan and Maryland under its current contract with the union.
|
|
He spoke first outside the South Portico, as his Marine One helicopter was idling nearby, and again under the wing of Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews.
|
|
The UAW filed two lawsuits earlier this year against the automaker because of the idling of the plants, including its use of temporary workers and breach of contract.
|
|
In the first week of 225, however, energy firms stepped up the rate of idling rigs and the U.S. oil rig count dropped to a five-year low.
|
|
The former vice president was seated in the back of a black Suburban, idling for a few minutes on a frigid Iowa morning before a rally in Indianola.
|
|
Restaurateurs who have achieved three Michelin stars don't usually lack for ambition, and my sense was until they were their own bosses, they were stuck idling in neutral.
|
|
One of the company's truck drivers went to the bathroom for a few minutes and left his truck idling in the loading dock, according to a police report.
|
|
My neighbors and I are tormented by the jingle that plays on a loop and by the noise and fumes produced by idling truck engines and refrigeration equipment.
|
|
Venerable Detroit-based Ford is at No. 1; Waymo — Google's driverless car effort — is in sixth place, with Tesla coming in 12th and Uber idling in 16th place.
|
|
Horsehead's filing came weeks after it said it was idling its state-of-the-art zinc production facility in Mooresboro, North Carolina, which it broke ground on in 2011.
|
|
" She wrote, "I have a dog, Janet, and she's been ill for about 2 years now, as a tumor has been idling in her chest, growing ever so slowly.
|
|
The next morning they've moved the command center further away from the hole, beside a black train idling on the line, yellowed by molten sulfur with nowhere to go.
|
|
CN RAIL CO EXEC- Q3 CRUDE REVENUE WAS UP 34% DESPITE SEVERAL CUSTOMERS SHIPPING BELOW THEIR TAKE-OR-PAY CONTRACT LEVEL, IDLING CAPACITY & RESPONSE TO PRODUCTION CUTS - CONF CALL
|
|
Since Surtrac was first introduced in 2012, the Rapid Flow team estimates the AI stoplights have cut emissions by 21%, travel times by 25%, and idling times by 40%.
|
|
"Without a check on abusive EPA waivers, we'll continue to see plants closing their doors or idling production," Brooke Coleman, executive director at the Advanced Biofuels Business Council, said.
|
|
Money estimates you can save about $150 per month through simple moves that include keeping tires inflated and heating and idling to a minimum — and avoiding over-aggressive driving.
|
|
"We have decided to postpone the idling of primary operations in Krakow, originally planned for September as we want to reevaluate the whole situation," ArcelorMittal said in a statement.
|
|
Twitter just had a no good, very bad quarter where it missed revenue numbers and despite beating user growth numbers, is still idling at around 310 million active users.
|
|
When Charley watches him race, on a scruffy dirt track, with a few spectators idling behind ropes, it's the first time that we see the kid crack a smile.
|
|
The young Paul Getty (Charlie Plummer, no relation to Christopher) is idling in Rome when he's suddenly dragged into a van, with the kidnappers demanding $17 million in ransom.
|
|
"We urge you to conclude the Section 232 steel investigation expeditiously to prevent the idling of additional U.S. steel facilities and the layoffs of more U.S. steelworkers," they said.
|
|
They drove at high speed, and when the truck stopped, a fighter speaking Arabic directed him to a sport utility vehicle idling nearby, its tinted windows obscuring its occupants.
|
|
Improvements to the existing trucking fleet could also be made, from better aerodynamics and the use of lightweight materials to low rolling resistance tyres and technologies to cut idling.
|
|
In the corporate context, every employee idling at home, worried about their next paycheck or their retirement savings, is parsing company-wide messages for any hint of coming layoffs.
|
|
"Hey, Bernie," she told him in Charleston last Tuesday, flashing a little smile as they waited to leave the Gaillard Center, their respective SUVs idling outside in the dark.
|
|
Furious, the publishers at Aazem closed their doors in protest, hanging black curtains in all the windows and idling the presses until the government promised to pursue book pirates.
|
|
The Raptors, meanwhile, left the arena for a pair of idling buses, another premature exit as the team coped with its familiar role as a stage prop for greatness.
|
|
What brought the two Bills together was a new campaign that aims to prevent trucks and buses from idling by getting New Yorkers to file complaints with environmental authorities.
|
|
One model, the 2018 Chrysler Pacifica hybrid, shuts off the engine after a certain period of idling; it is not the case that no Fiat Chrysler vehicle does so.
|
|
One model, the 2018 Chrysler Pacifica hybrid, shuts off the engine after a certain time of idling; it is not the case that no Fiat Chrysler vehicle does so.
|
|
The idling of the Silao plant means all of GM's pickup production in North America has been cut-off as a result of the UAW's strike, which started Sept.
|
|
I was idling too; I assumed Walken was headed to his Manhattan address, but he sprung the Connecticut destination on me as I was escorting him to the curb.
|
|
They, too, have many advantages over today's long haulers: they can run 24/7 and never get fatigued; no need for mandatory breaks; no more wasted fuel idling overnight.
|
|
"We were told how wonderful diesel is, how they were supposed to be cleaner than petrol," Mr. Miller said, idling his cab in heavy traffic with the window open.
|
|
The staffing reductions equal about 10% of the total company workforce and includes corporate employees and the idling of both the Utica, Illinois and Tyler, Texas mines, it added.
|
|
Conservatives, including Shelby, had waged a major campaign to close the trade bank last year, idling it for more than five months before Congress voted to renew its charter.
|
|
The lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C. superior court said the Dallas company, owned by Britain's FirstGroup, had exceeded the authorized idling limit at least 50 times during 2018 inspections.
|
|
Many acknowledged that the era of lavish spending at Condé Nast, with clothing allowances and town cars idling outside the headquarters, waiting to whisk employees to appointments, was not sustainable.
|
|
President Donald Trump was irate with GM, tweeting on Tuesday that he was "very disappointed" with the company and CEO Mary Barra for idling plants in Ohio, Michigan and Maryland.
|
|
Once, when we were idling around the Plaza de Bolívar on a Sunday, Mami let go of my hand to take a picture of my sister chasing pigeons into flight.
|
|
He has been much bolder, politically, about pushing his ideas on security and international relations than he has about more urgent challenges such as Japan's shrinking population and idling economy.
|
|
Many say their skills were nurtured during long holidays and evenings without regular electricity, by parents who were keen for their offspring to spend time "IQ building" rather than idling.
|
|
The dollar was idling at 113.42 yen, just off a one-month top of 113.69, while the index that measures it against a basket of peers was down 0.1 percent.
|
|
But also of importance is the idling of both offshore and onshore oil production in the region, with more than 320,000 bpd of offshore output remaining idled as of Wednesday.
|
|
U.S. Silica said it has already taken out about 5 million tons per year of supply from the market by completely idling some plants or cutting shifts and working days.
|
|
Ms. Ackermann's signature line drawings of women idling alone or in one another's company — as they have tended to do across the history of painting — frequently hover in these abstractions.
|
|
"Production cuts, idling and layoffs have already been announced at manufacturing facilities across the country, and if the current crisis continues we can expect more bad news," Mr. Conway wrote.
|
|
German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepared her nation for its worst suffering since World War II.At the end of the week of March 9, Europe's major automakers began idling their plants.
|
|
At the titular intersection of "República and Grau," the streetlights are timed, allowing for three minutes of begging for coins among idling cars, followed by another three minutes of waiting.
|
|
CNN's Drew Kann and Jeremy Moorhead found residents idling their cars in a miles-long line for donated bottled water at a church because the state no longer provides it.
|
|
The driver, later described as "incapacitated," had been idling in an area where cars aren't allowed, was approached by the police and drove off, hitting pedestrians and then a wall.
|
|
Shortly after Mr. Mills arrived at Monmouth Executive Airport on Sunday, he spotted the governor's helicopter idling next to a plane — mounting evidence that Mr. Christie was by the ocean.
|
|
Ms. Rosenthal said that the soot and particles from idling lead to higher risks of asthma, heart disease and cancer, particularly in low-income communities that serve as truck thoroughfares.
|
|
Just after midnight on Tuesday morning, a worker for Buy New England Lobster left his truck idling in a Charlestown, Massachusetts loading dock while he ran to use the bathroom.
|
|
Government closures, forced budget cuts, and a tense 2013 debt ceiling debate have thrown the Fed off course before, dragging down economic growth and idling hundreds of thousands of workers.
|
|
Within six months, app companies would need to reduce their cars' time spent idling from 41 percent to 36 percent, then down further to 31 percent within another six months.
|
|
As the plane was idling on the tarmac with staff and the vice president on board, the trip was suddenly scrapped, though aides back at the White House weren't immediately informed.
|
|
For others, the service's vans are a straight-up nuisance: loudly idling near their homes, belching exhaust, double parking on already crowded streets, and hanging out stops meant for city buses.
|
|
Trump was irate with GM's announcement this week, tweeting on Tuesday that he was "very disappointed" with the company and CEO Mary Barra for idling plants in Ohio, Michigan and Maryland.
|
|
The Japanese automaker said it was recalling 9,481 Serena minivans, which went on sale on August 24, due to the risk of short circuiting during use of the idling stop function.
|
|
Although U.S. oil production this year rose to a record 12.4 million barrels a day, shale producers are idling drilling rigs and sidelining hydraulic fracturing equipment amid worries about future demand.
|
|
That means ultra smooth animations during games and extra slow (and thus efficient) speeds for when the phone is just idling on the home screen, or you're composing your latest tweet.
|
|
In an affidavit released on Tuesday, police in Jupiter, Florida, said the golfer was buckled in and asleep at the wheel of the idling Mercedes and had to be woken up.
|
|
The company is idling one shift next week at a Kansas City, Missouri, plant that makes the F-150 pickup, its best-selling vehicle and one of its most profitable models.
|
|
A growing number of young Jordanians are idling towards violent opposition: in less than a year jihadists acting in the name of Islamic State have struck the security forces three times.
|
|
Tall hourglass cones lined the pit, and a dune stretched along the road where trucks sat idling, waiting to be waved out by a man standing under a rainbow beach umbrella.
|
|
As usual, drivers were double-parked around the building, an idling black moat, though Johnson had snagged the spot in front, Carlos the doorman hustling ahead to open the back door.
|
|
There is a surprising amount of debate on the internet regarding the actual danger of idling at a modern gas pump, so I will leave that for others to argue over.
|
|
On the third visit, he would not leave alone Behind the wheel of his old Ford Taurus, facing the taillights on the idling bus, Patterson's elaborate plot began to take shape.
|
|
But they have not been able to come close to matching that magic this season, as injuries, key coaching changes and perhaps some inevitable complacency have conspired to keep Philadelphia idling.
|
|
Idling at the currency exchange desk, he got into a conversation with an employee about whether Britain's departure from the European Union, known as Brexit, would be good for his industry.
|
|
On Sunday, the Big Three and the United Auto Workers union (UAW) formed a task force to deal with potentially idling their factories in the US, which are currently still operating.
|
|
In stop-start autos the engine automatically cuts off when a car comes to a stop and restarts as the foot comes off the brake, reducing idling time and noxious fumes.
|
|
He captures a summery scene bathed in light: a lavish white dwelling perched over the water and the matching silhouettes of a man and a woman in a boat idling nearby.
|
|
Mr. Pakenham made a 64-minute documentary in 2012 called "Idle Threat," where he illustrated the health risks associated with idling vehicles and politely confronted motorists he caught in the act.
|
|
In addition, others have argued that human drivers drive in a wasteful way — braking hard, accelerating hard, idling the engine, all of which use up fuel — which a computer could avoid.
|
|
Then came the removal of property from the sidewalk, as Department of Public Works employees dragged trash and tents and other personal belongings into the back of an idling garbage truck.
|
|
I went behind the bus to urinate, and as I did so I looked up and counted five vultures idling overhead, like predator drones in the inverted abyss of the sky.
|
|
This, in my neighborhood, is in addition to the presence of an ever-expanding hospital, taking up more space, bringing in more vehicles as well as idling ambulances and delivery trucks.
|
|
"We've been here, done that (at least some of it), except that this time out, the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood."
|
|
The answer came in the form of a caravan of buses, which at one stage numbered more than 100 idling along both sides of the approach road to the golf club.
|
|
A lobster company's refrigerated truck, loaded with $10,000 worth of live shellfish, was idling in a loading dock when a South Boston man commandeered it and sped off, the authorities said.
|
|
"She is a rock musician who's idling in a genre that is currently completely undervalued," the singer Shirley Manson of Garbage, a friend of Karen O's, said in a phone interview.
|
|
The sight of an unmarked vehicle with tinted windows idling a few days ago near her business in a Latino enclave of New Orleans unsettled Claudia, an undocumented immigrant from Honduras.
|
|
Auto companies have been warning the White House privately that it would lead to the idling of U.S. plants within days because they rely on prompt deliveries of components made in Mexico.
|
|
The whole charging process took less than an hour — so brief that I didn't plan my time well and began to incur "idling" fees, which I was informed of on my iPhone.
|
|
You're probably idling away the hours getting your privacy settings right for each and every post, navigating the increasingly confusing platform, and trying to figure out what is and isn't fake news.
|
|
The euro held at $1.1431 after bouncing from a 13-month trough at $113 last week, while the dollar was idling at 110.47 yen and just above recent lows at 110.11/31.
|
|
As Air Force Two was idling on the tarmac with staff and the vice president on board, the trip was suddenly scrapped, though aides back at the White House weren't immediately informed.
|
|
The euro held at $1.1435 after bouncing from a 13-month trough at $133 last week, while the dollar was idling at 110.47 yen and just above recent lows at 110.11/31.
|
|
The image showed that as more drivers came on the road, the number of minutes a passenger had to wait for a ride decreased, but the number of drivers idling rose sharply.
|
|
More importantly, though, this phone dynamically adjusts its refresh rate, going from as high as 120Hz (twice the typical 60Hz, meaning 60fps) right down to just 8003Hz when the screen is idling.
|
|
Saipem, which has traditionally benefitted from its size and reach, expects idling costs of nearly 150 million euros this year for vessels not working, most of it in E&C offshore work.
|
|
About 420 members of the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific (IBU) walked off the job on July 24, idling a ferry network that serves more than 30 coastal and island communities statewide.
|
|
The first person to die from the virus in California, a 71-year-old man in Placer County, had previously traveled on a Grand Princess cruise ship, now idling off the coast.
|
|
"We are idling two blast furnaces in the United States and one blast furnace in Europe to better align our global production with our order book," U.S. Steel said in a statement.
|
|
A persistent noise of unknown origin, sometimes compared to a truck idling or distant thunder, has bedeviled a Canadian city for years, damaging people's health and quality of life, numerous residents say.
|
|
Officials in Oakland, California, are preparing to receive thousands of people from a cruise ship that has been idling off San Francisco with at least 21 people aboard infected with the coronavirus.
|
|
An episode from Season 2 opens with Kerry idling beside Kurtan on a public bench, sighing wearily, then asking the ersatz documentary crew if they ever get bored following the pair around.
|
|
Those wishing to report an infraction and collect a share of any fine must capture three minutes of video of a truck or bus idling near a school and four minutes elsewhere.
|
|
Four semis sent to supply a massive shelter at NRG Field in Houston, where N.F.L. games and rodeos are usually held, were idling at a roadblock, unable to deliver food and water.
|
|
Through smart access, these deliveries could be made more easily during off-hours and more efficient delivery routes could be designed, reducing a major cause of congestion, truck idling and carbon emissions.
|
|
This strike has shut all of GM's 31 US factories spread across nine states, mostly in the center of the country, as well as 21 other facilities, idling nearly 50,000 hourly workers.
|
|
We had no idea how to get from the far side of the bridge back to our hotel, so we climbed on a tour bus that was idling in a parking lot.
|
|
A deadly crash between a tanker truck and an SUV early this morning in Los Angeles resulted in a fire that left cars on both sides of the 105 Freeway idling for hours.
|
|
"Farmers across Illinois and throughout the Midwest are hurting and ethanol plants are idling while this administration is abusing the small refinery exemption program to undermine the bipartisan Renewable Fuel Standard," said Duckworth.
|
|
"International thermal coal prices have made exports unprofitable for most of 2019, leading to mine idling and deteriorating cash flows," S&P Global Ratings analyst Vania Dimova wrote in a report this week.
|
|
She often returned to subjects that seemed to strike a chord with customers who purchased her paintings for just a few dollars: long-lashed oxen, wide-eyed cats, boats idling in the harbor.
|
|
GM has had to halt work at some of its other plants in Canada and Mexico due to the strike, idling nearly 10,000 additional GM workers who are not part of the UAW.
|
|
Then a nasty slush of sewage and lavatory chemicals started raining down on her car and the car idling next to her, covering Allen, her son, and the other driver in human waste.
|
|
Each unscheduled closure of locks costs tens of thousands of dollars as deliveries of goods are delayed and barge captains and other staff are paid for idling on the banks of the Ohio.
|
|
The beauty is in the specificity: "lawnmower starting idling shutting off" (versions one and two), "lawnmower approaching and shutting off," and "lawnmower starting cutting grass shutting off" (versions one, two, three, and four).
|
|
Socha was tired of having to turn his green-screened IBM off manually, so he wrote a simple piece of code, scrnsave, to switch the screen to black after three minutes of idling.
|
|
Oilfield suppliers are idling more of the equipment used to fracture wells, and drilling contractors say they expect to run fewer rigs in the second half of the year than in the first.
|
|
To achieve this, the rules dictate that companies must use a "utilization rate" that's based on how much time a driver spends shuttling passengers versus time spent waiting for new rides or idling.
|
|
The buyers said that between 2004 and 2010 the manufacturers conspired to manipulate prices by closing or idling mills to restrict production of the material, attempting 15 coordinated price increases during that time.
|
|
"Farmers across Illinois and throughout the Midwest are hurting and ethanol plants are idling while this administration is abusing the small refinery exemption program to undermine the bipartisan Renewable Fuel Standard," said Duckworth.
|
|
General Motors has undertaken a plan to reshape its business, including idling factories that produce slow-selling sedans and compact cars and consequently cutting 14,000 jobs at factories in the U.S. and Canada.
|
|
If you're hitting the road this weekend, here's how to maximize savings: The more time you spend idling in traffic, the more fuel you'll waste, said Tamra Johnson, a spokeswoman for the AAA.
|
|
Then it's best just to chill out, count how many hot, idling trucks within your field of vision have "Logistics" in their company names, and enjoy the temporarily reduced risk of major accident.
|
|
Before any Election Day, the two parties typically retain a plane idling on a tarmac somewhere near Washington, so they can dispatch a lawyer to a critical battleground state at the last minute.
|
|
I have to cover my face as I walk up to the main conference center - not for the freezing cold temperatures, but because of the exhaust from the traffic and idling private cars.
|
|
That's because Kalorama already has its share of high-profile officials, with as many black town cars and Chevy Suburbans idling on its leafy drives as one might see in a gangster's cortège.
|
|
And in between speaking engagements — while she is idling in hotels or awaiting delayed flights — she is teaching herself to play the ukulele, strumming under the tutelage of YouTube videos and ukulele apps.
|
|
The company said it had found that heat could build up around the gearshift under particular circumstances — when the truck is idling in park and the driver keeps his foot on the brake.
|
|
The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery, the largest and oldest on the U.S. East Coast, closed its doors in August after a massive fire, idling more than 0003,2000 employees including some 22016 union workers.
|
|
It was an experiment, City Hall said at the time: a more green alternative to keeping Bloomberg's SUV cool instead of his security detail idling their engines as they awaited the mayor's return.
|
|
They went past the sunset-dusted pyramid, sure, but also past the groups of police in black riot gear with articulated leather armor and plastic shields, past the dozen police vans idling nearby.
|
|
General Motors has reached an agreement with the United Auto Workers to end a month-long strike, and the automaker's idling manufacturing facility in Lordstown, Ohio will officially close as part of the deal.
|
|
The 411 kilograms of cocaine destined for the commercial capital Abidjan came from a Spanish-flagged ship that had been spotted by the navy idling 250 km (155 miles) off the coast since Jan.
|
|
His department pointed to a "dramatic" increase in steel imports over the previous year and to the idling of nearly 23% of America's steel-production capacity, as imports feed a quarter of its consumption.
|
|
Peter arrives, driven in a black S-class Mercedes, the same model he has idling outside with a driver, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, wherever he is in the world.
|
|
With the infusion of funds, PES said it could have kept the facility open, but instead it is in the process of draining the 1,300-acre site of its inventory and idling the facility.
|
|
Trump could have used his tax bill to carve out infrastructure funding; he backed a longstanding plan to use a tax on repatriated corporate funds, now idling abroad, for it as late as October.
|
|
Faced with some six-eyed slime-being rooting through your trash, or a spacecraft idling above your backyard (provided it's not Elon Musk's "nuclear alien UFO" again), who exactly would you think to call?
|
|
Other nice features include an automatic shutoff function after one hour of idling, a removable filter basket, and an auto-pause system for when you need to pour a cup before brewing is finished.
|
|
And cars would be idling outside, waiting to take shoppers to the flagship store on Regent Street, in case they wanted to satisfy greater consumer urges than could be met in the small space.
|
|
Clinton's campaign had a white shuttle van bedecked with Clinton signs idling in the traffic circle outside the student center, ready to ferry voters a mile and a half to an early voting center.
|
|
For the past decade, an uptown mortgage broker named George Pakenham has been predicting that the scourge of engine exhaust caused by needless automobile idling will soon become as socially unacceptable as secondhand smoke.
|
|
The company also said it was idling parts of its West Virginia Secondary, a 253-mile railway line between Columbus, Ohio, and central West Virginia due to steady declines in business in recent years.
|
|
Right now, I play it as if all the hounds of hell are dozing in the sun as I stroll toward an idling bus that's going to take me to get a root canal.
|
|
Given the tenor of the era, it's no surprise that a sense of solidarity formed around the summer rituals of a newly claimed freedom — cruising openly, dancing triumphantly and idling on wood-slatted decks.
|
|
The Kū Kiaʻi Hawaiʻi convoy, dominated by nearly 100 trucks and SUVs, many flying the Hawaiian flag, had come with a message for tourists idling on the sidewalks and beach that day: Go home.
|
|
The film begins with three young adults — Laila (Heen Sasithorn); her brother, Zugood (Aukrit Pornsumpunsuk); and his unnamed pal (Yossawat Sittiwong) — standing by their idling car, wondering how to get to where they're going.
|
|
The people in his photographs are kin to those the South African writer Alex La Guma evoked in his 1962 story ''A Walk in the Night,'' people who hang around ''idling, talking, smoking, waiting.
|
|
Owners of older container vessels can chose between chartering out ships at historically low and loss-making levels, or paying for idling costs until any market recovery - or simply scrapping the vessels, Drewry said.
|
|
The residents of Gatlinburg sat idling in their cars and trucks in the chill of a mountain morning, waiting to return to the little tourist city they had been forced to evacuate Monday night.
|
|
The continued idling of expensive plants and equipment is also hurting GM, particularly as non-UAW plants in Mexico, Canada and elsewhere in the US are also forced to halt operations because of the strike.
|
|
That means rewiring my default setting that causes me to check for new tweets anytime I find myself idling, like when standing in line at the store, or waiting for the arrival of a friend.
|
|
The team began by using tools like Intercom and Zopim to communicate with their customers but realized that they would prefer to access customer chats within Slack simply because that's where they were idling anyway.
|
|
This would not only cut down the amount of time spent in traffic, it could also cut down on emissions by cars that are idling for long periods of time while waiting to get through.
|
|
A sharp drop in crude prices since mid-2014 has led energy firms to reduce their demand for services from suppliers, idling equipment and triggering a series of debt restructurings in the oil services industry.
|
|
However, Micron's revenue forecast for the current quarter is below estimates, and the company is also trimming its capital expenditures as well as idling some production lines amid what it calls a challenging market environment.
|
|
But it was 2011, so instead I entered via the parking lot, and had to negotiate my pack between an idling bus and a pair of vending machines featuring the image of Tommy Lee Jones.
|
|
Someone drove away with 13-year-old Hania Aguilar in an SUV that had been idling outside her Lumberton home Monday morning before school, authorities said, prompting police to issue an Amber Alert for her.
|
|
About 420 deckhands and other members of the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific (IBU) walked off the job on July 24, idling a ferry network that serves more than 30 coastal and island communities statewide.
|
|
All of the 3,533 people aboard a cruise ship idling off San Francisco will be tested for the coronavirus, after 19 crew members and two passengers tested positive, Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday.
|
|
We've been here, done that (at least some of it), except that this time out the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne).
|
|
When not using shore power, a single cruise ship docked for one day can emit as much diesel exhaust as 34,400 idling tractor-trailers, according to an independent analysis verified by the Environmental Protection Agency.
|
|
In the park, there is no cacophony of screeching cab brakes and idling bus engines, just the chatter of birds, the gentle pap-pap-pap of paws on pavement and the familiar stench of manure.
|
|
WASHINGTON — A bus emblazoned with the United States Air Force logo was idling outside the Capitol on Thursday, members of Congress on board, ready to depart for Joint Base Andrews and a waiting military aircraft.
|
|
Tyler Savin, a real estate agent, said the idling of the plant had added to his home listings and that many sellers wouldn't get their asking prices as they left Ohio for other G.M. locations.
|
|
" While Uber did not take issue with the claim that it uses incentives for drivers, but rejected the article's assertion that "faster pickup times for riders require a greater percentage [of drivers] to be idling unpaid.
|
|
In March of 2016, officers tracked two vehicles stolen from the same driveway, where they were idling to warm up, to a Benefit Motors, which was then believed to be a garage operated by the criminals.
|
|
All would presumably have been thinking about something, but since they were idling rather than performing a specific task there should have been no discernible distinction between those categorised as controls and those used as subjects.
|
|
All these devices continue to increase energy demand as we become more technologically advanced — and yet we sit in our idling autos, texting in line at the drive-through, believing we are environmentally responsible and concerned?
|
|
About 420 members of the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific (IBU) walked off the job on July 24, idling a ferry network that serves more than 30 coastal and island communities statewide, mostly in southeastern Alaska.
|
|
Researchers have found that adding E-ZPass to toll roads — which means that cars could drive through instead of idling to manually pay tolls — reduces premature birth rates in the area by an astounding 10 percent.
|
|
A group of researchers from New York University and Ohio State University are training the microphones to recognize jackhammers, idling engines and street music, using technology originally developed to identify the flight calls of migrating birds.
|
|
With the foreign investment boom simultaneously fueling low interest rates, creating high housing prices, and idling working-class men from manufacturing jobs, the stage will be set for the country to start a residential investment boom.
|
|
One morning last month, perched on a park bench near the museum, and steps from his idling Mercedes G-Wagon, Mr. Abloh admitted that he's been reassessing where his narrative intersects with that of contemporary art.
|
|
Soon after, Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, demanded during a hearing that the highway safety agency adopt its proposed rule and require carmakers to make vehicles shut off automatically after a set period of idling.
|
|
The company also says that while your phone's charge level is idling at 80 percent, it will show a muted notification with an option to override the setting if you need to (similar to iOS 13).
|
|
Quarantines, travel bans, store closures, factory idling and social withdrawal spurred by the outbreak have taken a heavy toll on the Chinese economy and are expected to dampen U.S. growth in the first quarter as well.
|
|
By Sebastien Malo District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against U.S. coach service Greyhound Lines Inc accusing it of violating municipal air quality regulations by idling its buses too long.
|
|
To get straight to the point, Ciatti said that idling your car in the cold not only wastes fuel, but it's also stripping oil from critical components that help your engine run, namely the cylinders and pistons.
|
|
Record floods devastated a wide swath of the farm belt across Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and several other states, idling ethanol plants, slowing rail shipments of agricultural products and swamping storage bins holding grain from previous harvests.
|
|
Each day, hundreds of tourists are recruited off the street, whisked past a light security "wanding," with no X-ray machine or background check, and loaded onto an idling helicopter with no barrier between passenger and pilot.
|
|
LEVC boasts that this could take passengers from London to Edinburgh or Paris without having to stop for fuel, but more realistically this means that taxis will emit fewer emissions while idling in the endless London traffic.
|
|
Based on remembered smells of grease and blood, and sounds like an idling truck engine delivering new prisoners or the approaching thud of guards beating inmates, cell by cell, Forensic Architecture constructed a computer model of Saydnaya.
|
|
Speaking on "Fox & Friends," McConnell said he doesn't know why Stewart "is all bent out of shape" but promised to "take care" of the 9/85033 Victims Compensation Fund legislation that has been idling in the Senate.
|
|
In May, he visited P.S. 31, in Greenpoint, where students showed off anti-idling posters they'd made (the legal limit in a school zone is sixty seconds) and took turns wearing a gas mask that he'd brought.
|
|
Even the police boats seemed at loose ends, patrolling for B.U.I. (boating under the influence) violations during this would-be party weekend, and finally idling under a bridge, where the officers checked their cellphones in the shade.
|
|
A couple of idling buses were waiting outside to whisk the Blazers away from this place, this house of horrors, so they could head home to Portland for the next two games of the Western Conference finals.
|
|
" This group show of 10 LA-based artists — including Milano Chow, Cauleen Smith, and Megan Whitmarsh — will redefine how we conceive of "loitering" and how the act of idling about may "contain a seed of radical potential.
|
|
She only had to get from the glass door of her doctor's office to the tinted-windowed S.U.V. that was idling at the curb, waiting to spirit her to 30 Rockefeller Plaza, but there was a hitch.
|
|
The prospect of ferries plowing through the cove and idling at the dock could jeopardize the free kayaking lessons volunteers like Mr. Matten and Agnes Michalek, the chairwoman of the boathouse, have been providing to the public.
|
|
A ship called the World Dream is idling in the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong after eight people from mainland China who were on a previous journey were found to be infected with the coronavirus.
|
|
Should one of the trucks encounter an obstacle with one of its six onboard safety sensors that it can't navigate around, it won't be stuck idling more than eight-tenths of a mile beneath the earth's surface.
|
|
Highway 101, the artery that connects the area's cities, spreading 50 miles to the south of San Francisco, is replete with Teslas — although, in the current boom, most are likely to be idling in a traffic jam.
|
|
The rush of reassurance came amid increasingly dire economic projections tied to the coronavirus, which is spreading outside of China to South Korea, Italy, France and the United States, idling factories, quarantining workers and curtailing international travel.
|
|
And I'd also be remiss not to mention the fan noise, which can go from whisper quiet when the system is idling, to being loud enough to make other people in the room want to put headphones on.
|
|
Masses of people streaming out of offices and into subways, traffic clogging every street and avenue, lines for restaurants and velvet ropes outside bars and pop-up sales, the black S.U.V.s idling outside the banks on Wall Street.
|
|
I'd learned that the alcohol table was the one place where I could stand without looking too isolated, and I was idling at my usual station, finishing a third drink, when a girl in a striped dress tripped.
|
|
Perhaps these supercars will co-exist alongside the hordes of efficient, battery-powered cars of our electric future, idling at red lights by themselves like an endangered species — but ever ready to leave us all in the dust.
|
|
"Beneath the Mask" puts me into a contemplative state, and that's true whether I'm staring idly out of a train window in real life or if I'm virtually idling around a cafe late at night in the game.
|
|
Alfredo Arzola, director of the automotive industry hub in the state of Guanajuato, a major carmaking area hard hit by the fuel problems, told Reuters assembly plants could begin idling within a week if no fix was found.
|
|
Record floods have devastated a wide swath of the Farm Belt across Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and several other states, idling ethanol plants, slowing rail shipments of agricultural products and swamping storage bins holding grain from previous harvests.
|
|
The findings include a rising prevalence of obesity in nearly every nation, idling or worsening mortality rates in some countries, and a high burden of non-communicable diseases, contributing to nearly three-quarters of deaths worldwide in 2017.
|
|
If you're planning to hit the road over the holiday weekend, here's how to maximize savings: The more time you spend idling in traffic, the more fuel you'll waste, AAA spokeswoman Tamra Johnson told CNBC earlier this summer.
|
|
McGlockton got out of the vehicle with his 5-year-old son and went into the store, while Jacobs stayed behind in the idling car with the couple's two younger children, an infant and a 33-year-old.
|
|
McGlockton got out of the vehicle with his 5-year-old son and went into the store, while Jacobs stayed behind in the idling car with the couple's two younger children, an infant and a 3-year-old.
|
|
This would unleash some of the considerable cash idling on corporate balance sheets, in that way turbocharging two critical transitions: from low growth to high and more inclusive growth, and from artificial financial stability to genuine financial stability.
|
|
Still more vessels are idling in "floating quarantined zones," as countries such as Australia refuse to allow ships that have called at Chinese ports to enter their own until the crew has been declared virus-free, added Sand.
|
|
Is there any better metaphor for his career, which has been idling on 79 PGA Tour victories for nearly four years while Woods, who has had eight operations in a little more than a decade, pumps the brakes?
|
|
Incitec Pivot said that the idling of its plants affected by the rail closure, owing to a lack of storage and ingredients arriving by rail, would cost about A$10 million ($7 million) a week in lost earnings.
|
|
"They have the quality, the capacity," Emery said, when asked if there is anything that can be done to stop Guardiola's teams from performing their signature piece, casually idling through their greatest hit, whether knowledge can be power.
|
|
But none of that has attracted nearly as much attention as the resident enforcement plan, which has conjured visions of a swift comeuppance for scofflaws idling in bike lanes while also raising alarms about the potential for abuse.
|
|
Alfredo Arzola, director of the automotive industry hub in the state of Guanajuato, a major car-making area hard hit by the fuel problems, told Reuters assembly plants could begin idling within a week if no fix was found.
|
|
He's arrived as promised, driving up in his big truck as if this were the country, idling for a while, the truck's headlights illuminating her, casting glare and shadow on the glass door, the frozen courtyard, the withered rhododendron.
|
|
Publicly, Mr Gillespie's campaign expresses confidence that Mr Trump and Congress will do their job, sparing the government from closing on September 30th, the last day of the spending year, and idling vast swaths of the federal work force.
|
|
He approached a Nissan Murano, idling on Columbia Street at the corner of West Eighth Street, and spoke to the 17-year-old driver behind the wheel, who was about to take the kids in the backseat to daycare.
|
|
Like any other smartphone, the Huawei P9 is great at idling and lasts for a good couple of days if only connecting to Wi-Fi, but unlike its 2016 rivals, its efficiency when actually doing things is not impressive.
|
|
Moored along a four-block stretch of shore where the Hudson meets Manhattan are turbocharged tour boats painted green with gaping jaws, hulking ferries, yawing cruise ships, idling tugboats and a conga line of sightseeing craft picking up tourists.
|
|
Even after he had achieved so much in sport, as a 1996 gold medalist at the Olympic Games and a long-reigning heavyweight boxing champion, Klitschko was never going to spend his time idling in his post-fight career.
|
|
You enter through a plaza choked with Korean tourists and Andean flute musicians and Marine marching bands, then shuffle up a ramp to the east, above the gift shop and not far from a lineup of idling tour buses.
|
|
And some are just utterly out of touch, as when one former media titan, struggling to adjust to life without an always-idling private jet, arrived at an airport and was baffled by the touch-screen check-in procedure.
|
|
Coupled with this, it's not just the L train shutdown; it's the, 'My trucks can't get in and out;' 'There's nowhere for me to park;' 'We can't receive deliveries;' and, 'The neighbors are complaining about the refrigerated truck idling.
|
|
Key components of the plan: idling five assembly plants, including one in Canada, two in Ohio, one in Michigan, and one in Maryland, and reducing its salaried and salaried contract staff by 25 percent, including 22 percent fewer executives.
|
|
Blocking the bus lane, "is selfish, and it's unacceptable," Mr. Byford said in a recent interview aboard a bus that was forced to swerve in and out of a designated bus lane to avoid parked vans and idling taxis.
|
|
"Kiwi addressed the incident in a blog post, saying it "takes full responsibility for our Kiwibots" and explaining what happened: "one of the batteries for our robot that was idling started smouldering [sic], eventually leading to some smoke and minor flames.
|
|
"This is kind of the epicenter," said Rick Fontana, the city's director of the office of emergency operations, standing by the ambulances idling on the green, which draws a daily mix of homeless, transients, moms pushing strollers, and students passing through.
|
|
SSAB said it had implemented a range of cost-cutting measures in the third quarter, including reducing production rates on several lines, idling the smaller blast furnace at its plant in Oxelosund, Sweden, and a big cut in temporary staff.
|
|
While there have been a few exceptions — including a recent, temporary idling of a Ford F-150 plant — light truck models remain in high demand and, analysts say, are less likely to face cutbacks — at least in the near future.
|
|
Starship's nearly self-driving robots are also powered by rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, so they're relatively quiet and clean compared to something like diesel trucks idling on your corner, or the hoopty a driver may use for their pizza delivery job.
|
|
On a January day in 2009, Mr. Koen was idling the Lt. Michael P. Murphy's engines at the Lincoln Harbor Yacht Club in Weehawken when he heard on his marine radio that a plane had gone down in the Hudson.
|
|
Trump, the developer who came to epitomize opulent wealth during the 80's before tumbling into deep financial trouble, has managed to erase much of his debt and is moving ahead with major projects at a time other developers are idling.
|
|
You might be sitting in a nice limo or an expensive sports car, but that doesn't get you to JFK Airport any faster than the guy idling next to you in a '84 Ford Taurus on the Van Wyck Expressway.
|
|
If you're planning to hit the road over the holiday weekend, here's how to maximize savings: The more time you spend idling in traffic, the more fuel you'll waste, Tamra Johnson, a spokeswoman for AAA, told CNBC earlier this summer.
|
|
Pelosi had been scheduled to leave within the hour that Trump's letter was made public, making for the awkward site of a large blue Air Force bus idling outside the Capitol as the implications of the President's missive came into focus.
|
|
Last Wednesday, the parking situation along Walker Canyon Road was dog-eat-dog, with drivers stopping and idling in the middle of the road whenever they saw a hiker emerge from the trail who might free up a parking space.
|
|
The coronavirus outbreak, like it has done to the broader economy, has taken a wrecking ball to the nation's professional sports, idling hundreds of players and staff in Australian Rules football, along with hundreds more in rugby league and soccer.
|
|
The coronavirus outbreak, like it has done to the broader economy, has taken a wrecking ball to the nation's professional sports, idling hundreds of players and staff in Australian Rules football, along with hundreds more in rugby league and soccer.
|
|
RIO DE JANEIRO, March 26 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-run oil firm Petrobras announced a series of cost-cutting measures on Thursday in response to the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, reducing production, idling some platforms and postponing a dividend payment.
|
|
When the guests and wedding party filed out of Holy Trinity, the same bus that ferried the 60 late arrivals, as well as the Bentley Ms. Sarkissian killed time in, were idling outside, waiting to take everyone to the Yale Club.
|
|
It fits a pattern: The stock market has barely reacted despite the idling of countless factories in China as workers are quarantined, and despite fears that the virus could spread more widely and create further economic disruption across Asia and beyond.
|
|
Michael O'Keefe, 24, a carpenter from Harriman, N.Y., who was among the masses idling at Hoboken Station, said responsibility for the problems plaguing New Jersey Transit, from its unreliability to its antiquated equipment, stops at the governor's office in Trenton.
|
|
A source familiar with the blow up told CNN that then-chief of staff Reince Priebus was forced to run out of the West Wing to "tap" on the window of Sessions' idling car before imploring him not to resign.
|
|
Drivers have a skill deficit in this area, which results in high frequency of collisions and fatalitiesSeatbelt use: Wearing your seatbelt decreases your chance of death or serious injury by more than 60%Idling: Just 6 seconds of idling uses more fuel than turning the engine off and on at each stopDistraction from cell phone usage: A major and growing cause of the increasing rate of collisions and fatalities – 52% of crashes involve cell phone use; 70% of severe collisions involve distracted drivers"A score of 800-850 is considered "great" and 500-599 is considered "poor.
|
|
Headcount across DPCA will fall from 8,000 to 72013,500 by the end of 2019 and to 4,000 within another three years, as it also sells off its idling Wuhan 2 facility, according to the document - which noted ongoing discussions with unidentified potential buyers.
|
|
Fuel-cell technology is nearly as quiet as the drivetrain in battery-electric vehicles, Lindgren noted — so quiet, in fact, that reporters attending a CES news conference were surprised to learn the truck behind the Paccar engineer had been idling the whole time.
|
|
Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoYou are going to find yourself idling on a fine website like Gizmodo or wandering through some store like Target or Best Buy, and you are going to remember you need to buy a gift for a loved one.
|
|
Part of our interest was that a lot of our emotional life happens when our mind is not focused on a task and is just idling, yet we don't have a good traction on what are those emotions and how long they last.
|
|
She went back to the dealer in November for an idling problem, and this time she was told the vehicle was out of warranty, which she says was especially galling because she had been there 3 times before for the exact same problem.
|
|
That is life I say humming, idling, mind's engine dozing in me, its squint, that sweet way of inhaling before speech while the hand slides down the spiral rail like a millennium dappled with dna and spoor just right enough to end.
|
|
The development comes as companies find themselves awash in cash, thanks primarily to years of stashing away profits plus the benefits of a $3.23 trillion tax break this year that slashed corporate rates and encouraged firms to bring back money idling overseas.
|
|
The guidance on "social distancing" -- however essential to slowing the virus's spread -- hasn't necessarily helped Trump advance his wartime message, at least to an American public that still views a war effort as taking some kind of action rather than idling in inaction.
|
|
Ms. de la Huerta, who appeared in the HBO drama "Boardwalk Empire," said that in the weeks afterward, Mr. Weinstein harassed her, calling her frequently, idling his car outside her apartment building and exposing himself to her at a Los Angeles hotel.
|
|
The defense has not disputed that Mr. Fields was at the wheel but has argued that he felt he was under attack — though video footage played by the prosecution showed his car idling at an intersection before it sped toward the crowd.
|
|
"The Kiosk sensor platform will help address complex issues where real-time ground truth is needed: Understanding and measuring traffic congestion, identifying dangerous situations like gas leaks, monitoring air quality, and identifying quality of life issues like idling trucks," says one promotional flyer.
|
|
WASHINGTON — Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida came to Washington in 2017 with a reputation for bipartisan deal-cutting in the State Legislature — then spent a year idling behind the slow-moving minivans in the House Republican Conference like a Mustang stuck in traffic.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese officials must not use the fight against corruption as an excuse to sit around and do nothing, idling their time away and "spending the whole day eating", President Xi Jinping told a meeting of senior Communist Party leaders on Tuesday.
|
|
That's necessary because precisely how much energy an electric vehicle uses — and thus, how quickly it depletes its battery — depends not only on the distance driven but other subtle factors like the ambient temperature, the time spent idling, how rapidly the driver accelerates, and more.
|
|
"The beneficial temporary impact on air quality defies logic: 80 diesel buses an hour, traffic backed up and idling on the side streets, and the study reveals that we're actually going to see a decrease in pollution?" said David Marcus, another member of the Coalition.
|
|
A 44-year-old woman allegedly instructed her 8-year-old daughter to crawl underneath an idling train so they could catch a bus on the other side of the tracks, which resulted in the child's death when the train started moving again, PEOPLE confirms.
|
|
The bigger problem, for Collins, was an undercurrent of sentiment that began to grow during the '80s: the perception that Collins was a rock star who couldn't rock, and a pop star who was far too happy idling in the middle of the road.
|
|
Idling the plants, owing to lack of storage and ingredients arriving by rail, would cost about A$10 million ($7 million) a week in lost earnings, the company said, adding that its plants were not damaged and the port had sustained only minor damage.
|
|
The reddish-gold dawn made the bridge stand out in an annunciatory way and gave the wavelets on the K.V.K. a quality almost of allure; double-crested cormorants idling on the rock beach perked up and flew across the K.V.K., their wings spanking the water.
|
|
"With ethanol plants shutting down or idling and farmers experiencing the worst conditions in more than a decade, removing the summertime ban on E15 once and for all would send a desperately needed signal to the marketplace," said the Renewable Fuels Association in a statement.
|
|
Environmental activists contend that automakers do not need big sales of electric cars to meet CAFE goals and can consistently improve fuel economy by adding current technology — like stop-start systems, which cut engine power when a car is idling — in all of their vehicles.
|
|
In 230, Maguire and co-authors published their finding that an accurate understanding of whether a landmark is likely to stay put separates good navigators from poor ones, who are as apt to take cues from an idling delivery truck as a church steeple.
|
|
Manchester United and Liverpool were idling toward a goalless draw, the clock was ticking toward the blessed relief of the final whistle, and Anfield's stands were slowly starting to empty as thoughts turned from the gridlock on the field to the traffic on the roads.
|
|
If Britain were an airline, we'd be very much like the one British Airways gives us in its ad — idling on the runway, sipping our tea and mumbling our self-congratulatory eulogies, reveling in our isolation because all sense of a destination has disappeared.
|
|
At its core, the book essentially details how a civilizational collapse would give way to the rise of the surviving "cognitive elite" who would then rebuild a new world after idling standing by — and hiding — as the existing way of life crumbled to pieces.
|
|
Not only is healthcare reform idling, Republicans abandoned funding Trump's wall in their 2017 budget, there is no agreement within the GOP on how to approach tax reform, and work on the 2018 budget has been moving sluggishly by even the most generous standards.
|
|
"Under the last EPA chief, the waiver program became a cookie jar open to every well-connected refinery owner, and we're seeing the results across rural America with biofuel plants closing their doors or idling production," said Brooke Coleman, head of the Advanced Biofuels Business Council.
|
|
Uploaded to the YouTube channel Relax Sleep ASMR, "White Noise Sounds of Frozen Arctic Ocean with Polar Icebreaker Idling - Creating Delta Waves" is exactly what the title describes, a 10-hour recording of sub-zero reverberations of distant howling wind, falling snow, and a ship's engine.
|
|
Tough, hard-bodied, soulful men, the kind who, in volcanic frustration, will slam hands as big as Easter hams against walls and who can — as Mitch does while idling in a military office — flip over a desk as lightly as if he were chucking a toy truck.
|
|
The sight of out-of-service buses idling at his stop infuriates Allen Gross, 69, a taxi driver who relies upon the Q36 bus to travel from his home in Queens Village to his job in Floral Park, because he does not have his own car.
|
|
For all the talk of changing up the runway — and there has been much of it since the shows began, from Alexander Wang's faux-guerrilla outing in Brooklyn to Opening Ceremony's dance show — the clothes themselves feel as if they are idling in neutral — or worse, parked.
|
|
Tormented by the sound of an idling bus outside the small apartment he shares with his mother, by the squall of a neighbor's radio, or by the noise of metal on metal in a machine shop down the block, he moves the household to a new address.
|
|
Nationally, Walmart has achieved some of its best sales growth in years, transforming its Supercenters into digital retailing meccas, where shelf-scanning robots roam the aisles and shoppers idling in the parking lot can order avocados on their phones and have them delivered to their cars.
|
|
Earlier this week, it announced that it would be idling a total of five factories in the US and Canada, drawing the ire of President Donald Trump but operating in a manner that's consistent with Barra's relentless drive to maximize the company's return on investment and profitability.
|
|
Washington (CNN)One minute before noon Thursday, just as the FBI director he fired was imploring him on national television to release secret tapes of their White House meetings, President Donald Trump strode from the Oval Office to his idling car and was whisked from the South Lawn.
|
|
A 2015 World Bank report found that Kuala Lumpur's population wastes up to 500 million hours of work a year idling in traffic, burning up to 1.2 billion liters (about 315 million gallons) of fuel; these losses are estimated to exceed 2 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
|
|
As he walked across the tarmac at LAX towards an idling plane, live video from hovering news helicopters showed Comey break ranks from his detail to shake the hands of the local law enforcement officers who had helped protect him, a ritual he had practiced on every trip.
|
|
If you're picturing him as a frail neurotic, idling in a life of the mind, try again: Cleanthes, who lived to be 99 and had nicknames like "Second Heracles" and "the Ass," was a former boxer who funded his philosophy habit with a graveyard shift hauling buckets of water.
|
|
The state's lab had been working through the night, and one of his cabinet secretaries was on the line telling him 13 of the 42 crewmembers and passengers tested for coronavirus aboard the Grand Princess Cruise Ship, which was idling in international waters off California's coast, had tested positive.
|
|
"Every time something is new in big-wave surfing, it's either loved or hated," said Sebastian Steudtner behind the wheel of an idling Mercedes in the center of Nazaré, the small fishing town two hours north of Lisbon that is famously home to some of the biggest waves ever ridden.
|
|
For an annual $30 fee, users can subscribe to cloud services including more advanced diagnostics, the ability to lock and unlock doors without opening up the app — via a proximity sensor connected to an authorized smartphone — and a fuel saving feature that automatically turns off an idling engine, among other things.
|
|
I'm not saying there's zero advantage to stuffing more RAM into a phone â€" it certainly has helped OnePlus make the most responsive Android phones (even more so than Google's Pixels) â€" but until apps are updated to take advantage of this extra bandwidth, it's kinda just sitting there idling.
|
|
A couple living next door to the rental house Zinke and his wife have leased since 2015 in Eastern Market, witnessed a peculiar scene Monday night when a 6-foot-tall unknown man in his 30s, whose black Mercedes SUV was idling outside their house for hours, said he was Zinke.
|
|
Open practice sessions at Bayern Munich's training center here are part of the fabric of the club, and the fans ringed the field again on Wednesday morning, some idling for more than an hour (and enduring a soaking by a particularly aggressive sprinkler) in expectation of seeing their team's stars.
|
|
"The idling oil tankers risk polluting the marine environment, which a sizable population of the riverine fishermen rely on for their living," said Vincent Chow, chairman of the Malaysian Nature Society in Johor, citing the threat of dissolving paint and potential leakage of heavy metals and fuel into the sea.
|
|
Reading almost any 18th or 19th century traveler's account or travel guide, we can check off so many of the same Orientalist clichés: the women are "dirty and repulsive," the men "idling," the children naked; all of them are "spoiled" by tourists (as if they are children, or maybe pets).
|
|
On Soccer MADRID — As Cristiano Ronaldo left the Principality Stadium in Cardiff last June, a couple of hours after helping Real Madrid win its third Champions League trophy in four years — and La Duodecima, the 270th in its history — he walked past a black town car, idling by an exit.
|
|
Mr. Trump shared with his 59.1 million followers a report circulating on right-wing sites that Minnesota Democrats had grown unhappy with Ms. Omar, and accused a "Democrat" union leader in Ohio of standing in the way of putting an idling General Motors plant in the state back into operation.
|
|
In the end, "whether the economy can ultimately stabilize depends on the strength of fiscal support and whether money is kept idling among financial institutions, or really being transmitted to (business) entities," Zhao Bowen, research director at Beijing-based Blue Stone Asset Management, said in a Chinese note translated by CNBC.
|
|
You know the rest of the story, or else you know its images: The white Bronco idling down an empty L.A. freeway, the huddle of defense attorneys, the press junkets and comic-relief characters, the seemingly endless taxpayer-funded soap opera that gradually played out on live TV, and, finally, the acquittal.
|
|
What began as one man's quixotic mission to curb idling has gained steam: He's got a dozen "street agents" who work with him on it now, and he hopes that with increased exposure — and the prospect of some decent cash rewards — that he'll have hundreds of people working with him on it.
|
|
After years of rapping on the windows of passenger cars and delivery vans, reminding drivers that the law prohibits idling for longer than three minutes within the city limits, and only occasionally being rebuffed with remarks like "Go move to China" and "You are not human," he felt like he had reason to be optimistic.
|
|
The ship, owned by JP Morgan Asset Management but chartered by agricultural commodity traders Louis Dreyfus Company, costs about $12,500 per day to loiter in the sea, but trade experts, according to The Guardian, said it was probably smarter to keep it idling near China than to send the beans elsewhere to another buyer.
|
|
Each gets into a limo that has been idling outside all night, and they sit alone in the seat furthest back, looking at their phones as they sit stuck in the permanent white-noise traffic around the arena, keeping their eyes down as the din from the street grow quieter once they push uptown.
|
|
Back in 2006, for example, he perpetrated "Prospect," the bas-relief to end all bas-reliefs, an idyllic sylvan scene (a meadow, a copse of trees) idling atop a wedding cake cross-section of the geological underground, each layer distinct and differentiated, with a thin seam of compressed plastic and metal refuse coursing down below.
|
|
Most of the last two seasons the Knicks have been idling with a subpar roster and felt they would reach the finish line on the rebuild in June via the NBA draft and about 10 days later, when the vision included Manhattan billboards welcoming a new anchor — Durant, Klay, Kyrie and Kawhi being the marquee targets.
|
|
Despite all the sharks and stingrays I had seen, they trounced me with a recollection of the music—either snoring or song, they weren't sure which—that had come from the humpback whale idling beneath them as they hovered below surface on the cetaceans' migration route in the channel between Tahiti and the neighboring island of Moorea.
|
|
Mr. Bloomberg committed to the idea, and the Port Authority argued that shore power for docked cruise ships was urgent: Idling ships release potent diesel air pollution — similar to diesel exhaust from automobiles but in much larger quantities, and laced with harmful metals — that is linked to cancer, asthma, heart disease and other serious health problems.
|
|
Trainers describe an initiation process called "ramping" that entails 15–20 hours per week putting away weights, and then idling around on the gym floor, pitching their services to people working out (if you've ever been accosted by a trainer trying to "help" when you are simply trying to get a work out in, now you know why).
|
|
U.S. Steel was about to send out a press release announcing layoffs for 22018,22018 workers and the idling of a significant portion of operations at the Great Lakes Works facility, according to the voicemail received by Michael Bowdler, mayor of River Rouge, a city of 7,500 that sits on the Detroit River roughly 10 miles south of Detroit.
|
|
"Firefighters spend large portions of their shift waiting for calls in a station, during which they can be exposed to diesel exhaust from idling trucks (which is a known carcinogen) and off-gassing from contaminated post-fire gear (which may be contaminated with a variety of known and/or possible carcinogens)," researchers point out in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
|
|
After his parents turned off the highway towards the bowl-shaped field where once the mighty Fort Hollow stood, so long ago that not even the ruins remained, and dropped off "their little star," idling in the snarl of traffic that at some distant point ended in a parking spot in the dirt, Roy walked to the back of the staging area line.
|
|
They were driving around hipster neighborhoods, passing acre upon acre of Craftsman bungalows, some perched on little hills, others flush with the sidewalk, all with some kind of colorful expression of their owner's taste—an appliqué of a butterfly on the front porch or the hulk of some magnificent seventies vehicle idling by the curb in a state of tasteful neglect.
|
|
To me, Haines's chief attractions were its near-laboratory conditions for idling: a pedestrian-friendly layout; an excellent coffee shop with picnic tables where dogs lounged at their owners' feet; a superb library and bookstore; and perhaps the prettiest setting in Southeast Alaska, snow-capped mountains that rise almost straight out of Lynn Canal, a topographic contrast Himalayan in scale.
|
|
What relationship can there possibly be between what we often see on a typical Tiepolo painted ceiling (if we choose to crick our necks) — magnificent horse-drawn chariots surging weightlessly through the air, nymphs and idling gods buoyed up on clouds, all painted in colors of near-sublime delicacy and seductiveness — and the sleek, black luxury sedans tearing along Konrad Adenauer Strasse, just beyond the doors of Stuttgart's Staatsgalerie?
|
|
" (Open Arms, forbidden by the ostensibly left-wing Spanish government from entering the Libyan SAR zone, would in fact not get close until August, when it rescued 124 people and spent 20 days idling off Lampedusa until an Italian judge ordered its passengers ashore.) The rest of his message was a warning addressed directly to us: "you already understand how it works in Italy, where there is finally a government that makes its laws respected.
|
|
One of the most acute problems is for the Export-Import Bank, which cannot approve loans or guarantees above $10 million without Senate confirmation of a third board member —effectively locking it out of deals for Boeing commercial aircraft or major power equipment made by General Electric Conservatives, including Shelby, had waged a major campaign to close the trade bank last year, idling it for more than five months before Congress voted to renew its charter.
|
|
One of the most acute problems is for the Export-Import Bank, which cannot approve loans or guarantees above $10 million without Senate confirmation of a third board member —effectively locking it out of deals for Boeing commercial aircraft or major power equipment made by General Electric Conservatives, including Shelby, had waged a major campaign to close the trade bank last year, idling it for more than five months before Congress voted to renew its charter.
|
|
While the crisis has eased in China, where the virus was first detected, fast-growing clusters have turned up in South Korea, Iran and Italy, and fears are mounting in the United States, where a giant cruise ship idling off the California coast with at least 21 infected people aboard was scheduled to dock in Oakland on Monday so that the thousands on the vessel could be whisked to U.S. military bases or their home countries for a 13-day quarantine.
|
|