When you interlock, you can actually reuse the material here.
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These interlock and make those countries good places for manufacturing.
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It's more about how the various parts of the world interlock.
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Boxes stack and interlock in order to simplify the delivery process.
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After all, ignition interlock systems don't prevent other types of impaired driving.
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In "Stables," his final picture of horses, nature and architecture harmoniously interlock.
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Mandatory laws require every person convicted of a DUI to use an interlock.
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Advocates also appreciate ignition interlock laws and the results of the new study.
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The Swish chair's 27 cherry wood pieces interlock with a series of hinges.
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Sometimes waves cross and interlock like hands, frothily passing over patches of concrete.
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They hold hands and their limbs interlock with the others like a zipper.
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Their hands interlock in the air, destabilizing both after landing on the hardwood.
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Carr and Wilk discussed an accident that Carr blamed on an interlock situation.
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I like the fact that Mr. Schourwerwou was able to fit six theme entries, two of which are long Down entries that interlock with the Across theme entries, into his grid; that kind of theme interlock is an elegant touch.
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I loved that Mr. Vratsanos was able to close get those entries to interlock.
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If everything goes according to plan, all of those components will interlock and overlap.
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Mr. Cowan had just passed a test, but dropped his interlock on the floor.
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When regulatory warnings about rolling tests have come up, Interlock companies have pushed back.
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The cost of installing and maintaining an ignition interlock is typically borne by the offender.
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Just as fencers use blunted swords, deer antlers are meant to interlock rather than pierce.
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All those systems interlock, they build on one another and interact in fun, surprising ways.
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He presents a solo, then another and the two together, showing how ingeniously they interlock.
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Marvel movies, like their comic book source material, interlock and set the table for the others.
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He'll also have to get an ignition interlock device installed in his whip for 6 months.
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There are three small, three medium, and two large bins you can interlock with each other.
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In the game, there are lots of small blocks that interlock to form a stable tower.
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After prolonged exposure to heat, the shift interlock can fail to work properly, the company said.
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Yet the song's countless peppy layers radiate optimism simply in the way they gleam and interlock.
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This study shows that alcohol ignition interlock programs should include alcohol abuse treatments to prevent future DUIs.
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We may disagree with many fundamentals of their strategies, but there certainly are times our goals interlock.
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Young was also ordered to install an interlock alcohol monitoring system in his car for 9 months.
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No MDF or veneers are used and all the pieces interlock, requiring just two hand-tightened screws.
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Corner pieces and wall panels interlock using steel beams, which are also covered in GigaCrete's special plaster.
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This translates into about 210,2000 prevented fatal crashes in states with mandatory interlock laws between 215 and 2013.
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Courts will often order those convicted of driving while intoxicated to install ignition interlock devices in their cars.
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Pavegen's V3 tiles neatly interlock to form a surface CEO Laurence Kemball-Cook compares to a springy mesh.
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Slide it in so that the teeth of the left servo interlock in the free-spinning right servo.
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He was booked for DUI and violation of an ignition interlock device restriction -- stemming from a 2013 DUI.
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Researchers compared data for 18 states which implemented universal ignition interlock laws to 32 states that had not.
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The Lab's bean shape is also modular, affording multiple Labs the capacity to interlock into a reef-like island.
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Every weapon and enemy in that game interlock to create a violent rhythm that speeds up until it explodes.
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Joel noted the interlock these three answers could have in a grid, and we were off to the races.
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Private equity firms looking to cash in have bought several interlock makers, including Smart Start, and are circling others.
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Authorities say the Wickenburg woman is also being held for possible endangerment and aggravated DUI with an interlock device charges.
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After the sun set, they would interlock their bodies to build a new nest to house the queen and larvae.
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In those 18 states, universal interlock laws saved 918 lives, a 15 percent reduction in deaths related to drunk driving.
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The interlock dictated much of the grid design, so 72 words was a necessity, not something I was shooting for!
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The answer: Opposing straps whose complementary lattices interlock like Lego bricks, allowing each to fasten quickly and securely to the other.
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The person must also install an interlock alcohol monitoring device in their car and may not drink alcohol for 90 days.
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Step Four: Interlock your fingers, (thumbs should be on opposite sides), and twist again, this time, backs of fingers against palms.
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And due to the extremely high level of interlock, replacing even a few objectionable words typically required reworking the entire puzzle.
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Interlock devices use a cheaper and less trustworthy technology, the kind found in hand-held breath testers used in traffic stops.
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On the development side, it lets the creators of games create multiple systems that all interlock and reward players for their understanding.
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He's also required to install an ignition interlock device in his car -- which will monitor his breath before he can start the vehicle.
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Vili Fualaau pled guilty to reckless driving and, as part of his sentence, he's getting an ignition interlock device installed in his car.
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But it is unclear how Republicans would make that work if they repealed other parts of the law that interlock with that provision.
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The nanorods are encased by a shell that liquefies as it they interlock with the nanorods of the other surface to be bonded.
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He also has to get an ignition interlock device installed in his vehicle ... and he's gotta fork over more than $700 in fees.
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The most challenging part was achieving the interlock in all four quadrants, given a relatively short list of options in my theme bank.
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I remember becoming really interested in American-style (all-over-interlock) crosswords in the early 153s, especially those with wide-open, unusual grids.
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Other investors included Interlock Partners, LionTree, Atinum Investment, GSV Capital, Axel Springer, Emerson Collective, and three partners of buyout firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.
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Bert is built from prefab pieces that come in a few different shapes and can interlock in different ways to create various structures.
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But I found some interesting fun facts about the painting and, even better, was able to get them to interlock with everything else.
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"The interlock allows people to go back out and live their normal lives, while protecting everyone else on the road," Mr. Leotta said.
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Driving from Maryland to North Carolina for a gig in March 2014, he successfully completed several retests on his Guardian Interlock Systems device.
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Successfully achieving all-over interlock with words and phrases, as is required in American-style crossword puzzles, is not for the faint of heart.
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It is a bitter irony that I couldn't wrangle the theme … until dad stepped in and made the interlock work (and wrote our clues).
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Looped violin riffs interlock with layers of string plucks and wood-tapping percussion as she delivers light-touch, stream-of-consciousness R&B koans.
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Harris was reportedly convicted of driving while intoxicated back in 2017 and had been ordered to install an ignition interlock device in her car.
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How the stories interlock across time and intersect with the love story at its heart is the challenge Mr. Joseph has set for himself.
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Mr. Livengood presents us with four CHEW TOYs for his pup — STICK, BALL, ROPE and BONE — and they interlock in pairs, a very elegant touch.
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Seventy-two handmade panels in varying shapes interlock onto a metal skeleton to construct the Holosphere, and they're laced with LEDs both inside and out.
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"Free Around You" is a perfect distillation why they work so well together—their twinkling guitars and amiable voices interlock in this wonderfully plaintive way.
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Also, an ignition interlock system will be installed in her car -- meaning she'll have to blow into a breathalyzer for the vehicle to even start.
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Oh, and cops also say he didn't have the ignition interlock device installed in his car, stemming from a court order from a previous DUI.
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"Ignition interlock devices have been proven unreliable per a well-documented 2004 study from the California DMV," said Gary Biller, president of the National Motorists Association.
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The interlock industry and others objected, arguing that rolling retests were safe and that, in any case, it was impractical to expect drivers to pull over.
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Inside, a series of colossal half-arches in rough concrete interlock, as if in an M. C. Escher print, giving the space an unfixed, exploratory feel.
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I'd love a longer treatment of the story, not to spell out all its details, but to give its evocative vignettes more time to develop and interlock.
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The researchers say that the resulting decline in impaired driving probably prevented 41 re-arrests, 13 crashes, and nearly 9 injuries in crashes following the interlock removal.
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He must also install an interlock system in his car for 6 months which will require him to complete a breath test before his car will start.
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I love the grids that interlock 15-letter entries, and today five of the six are unique and lively, which gives this puzzle a really fresh feeling.
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I could replace the corner, but because of the interlock, it would require redoing the whole of the Eastern Seaboard, and I just couldn't pull it off.
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Smart Start, based in Texas, estimated its interlock revenue last year at $150 million — nearly double its revenue from four years ago — according to its chief executive.
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A car breathalyzer, more formally known as an alcohol ignition interlock device, measures a person's blood alcohol content and prevents them from starting the vehicle if they're impaired.
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They said he told investigators that before the wreck, he briefly looked down from the road while performing a retest of an ignition interlock device attached to the truck.
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Bell can also look forward to the possibility having his drivers license suspended for up to four months and potentially having an ignition interlock device installed in his vehicle.
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DS2 and Savage Mode remain his greatest showcases, filled with eerie drones, clattering keys, and his method of letting 808s and kick drums interlock for that signature rolling groove.
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The round was led by Austin-based BuildGroup, with participation from Acadia Woods, Herington, Interlock Partners, Macanta Investments, the limited partners at Manifest and "brandtech" firm You & Mr Jones.
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The patterns interlock and stack up to grow dense and bustling, confident and luminous — the sound of a band simultaneously delving deeper into its music and opening it up.
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"Even when the ignition interlock is installed, previous studies have found the fact of the device on drunk driving behavior is usually limited to the first six months," he said.
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It's set in the 21954s, but due to the way it confronts how sexual assault allegations, policing, and racism can interlock for communities of color, it feels incredibly contemporary too.
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More obviously, it suggests that all multiple DUI offenders should be sent to rehab anyway, and that these interlock gadgets are basically useless at preventing future indiscretions behind the wheel.
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All states use ignition interlocks to some degree, but as of January 2016, only 23 states require interlocks for all DUI offenders, which are sometimes called universal ignition interlock laws.
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Garry Trudeau: I still have no idea what an "interlock" is — and have never once used "etymological" in a sentence — so it's baffling to find myself part of this collaboration.
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To start his truck, Mr. Cowan had to prove his sobriety by blowing into an interlock device — a machine the size of a cellphone, wired to the car's steering column.
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It's set in the 1970s, but thanks to the way it confronts how sexual assault allegations, policing, and racism can interlock for communities of color, it feels incredibly contemporary, too.
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" Why ignition interlock can fail According to Guohua Li, interim chairman and professor of epidemiology at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, the effects reported in this study "are quite modest.
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Anyone convicted of driving under the influence faces a 120-day license suspension, vehicle impoundment and an ignition interlock that will not allow a vehicle to start unless a driver is sober.
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Some of these are in development (like a passive system that will know whenever you try to turn on your car), while others are being used right now, like ignition interlock devices.
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That's what MADD is more focused on, trying to make sure all states require convicted drunken drivers to breath in interlock devices (also known as car breathalyzers) before their car will start.
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I have been guilty of being one of those constructors who enjoys the challenge of creating grids with "chunky" white sections just because it gives me personal pleasure to interlock long entries.
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In 2006, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the federal regulator in charge of setting vehicle safety equipment standards, began revising its 14-year-old guidelines for how interlock devices should work.
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Velasquez had to pay a $1,420 fine, install an ignition interlock on his car, attend a Mothers Against Drunk Drivers Impact Panel and refrain from consuming alcohol or drugs unless medically prescribed.
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First, a new interlock mechanism allows only one drawer to be opened at a time until the dresser has been secured to a wall, at which point multiple drawers can be opened simultaneously.
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The Japanese automaker said a part in the ignition interlock could become damaged or worn, enabling the key to be removed even if the vehicle's transmission lever has not been shifted into park.
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Ms. Michaels, a songwriting collaborator on hits for Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber and others, treats love as equal parts pleasure and compulsion, as well as a chance to let both partners' neuroses interlock.
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"All interlock vendors advise the client/user to pull off the road in a 'safe' place to take the retest," the president of LifeSafer, a leading vendor, wrote in a letter to NHTSA.
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Knowing that we don't only have genders, we also have race and class, and then you add immigration status, disability, sexuality, and all the various other things that interlock and intersect with our experiences.
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It has raised $45 million since launching in 2014, with investors including Acadia Woods Partners, Interlock Partners, and You & Mr. Jones, an ad-tech holding company founded by former Havas global CEO David Jones.
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I worked to fix the entry and was able to get an O.K.-looking bottom half after needing to replace a good chunk of the grid because of the high interlock of the entries.
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In the flat, placid grid of the piece "Permutation 8" (2018) the pins interlock in a skein that might indeed go on forever, evoking a chiasmus of the line from the famous William Blake poem.
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I love knowing more about it even if it's all the functioning of completely made up plot devices that have no relevance to the real world, and no meaning other than the way they interlock together.
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His sentence -- his license was suspended for 3 months, he must have an ignition interlock device (which tests for alcohol on his breath) on his car for 1 year and must complete a DUI education program.
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Instead of time behind bars, Thomas will enter into a diversion program for 1 year, pay a $500 fine, attend a one-time victim impact panel and have an ignition interlock device installed in his car.
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In order to get all that into a 212x212 grid and keep the word count to 212 words, the constructors had to build this very carefully and the interlock of multiple long answers is very impressive.
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She would also incentivize states to enact ignition interlock laws to prevent repeat drunk driving offenses and invest in suicide prevention programs, especially those focused on certain higher-risk groups, like veterans and Native American tribes.
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David Kelly, the executive director of the Coalition of Ignition Interlock Manufacturers, said his group's members were aware of very few accidents involving their devices — but he acknowledged that no one was actively looking for them.
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Trump is a result of a complicated set of factors that interlock and combust, and Chick is, or was, his own man altogether, more a representative of modern American fundamentalism than of a specific political party.
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Specifically, the researchers used data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System and looked for changes in the rates of alcohol-involved fatal crashes from before and after each state's interlock law was passed.
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" Even if "this is the most comprehensive study of interlock laws in the United States," Li said, "this one covers a much longer time period and all 50 states, and also it's much more updated than previous studies.
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Above a sign that read "My First Item 1955" was a small brass plate from Perth Amboy, New Jersey—a cover for an interlock, the mechanism that keeps the doors closed when an elevator is on the move.
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It's so interesting to see the different strategies that constructors follow for filling an open grid; in my case, I usually stack/interlock two to three seed answers and build the black squares around them as I go.
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J. T. Griffin, the chief government affairs officer for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, said the organization had focused on promoting ignition interlock devices, which require anyone convicted of drunken driving to pass a breathalyzer test before starting a car.
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Police told the AP that prior to the incident, in order to start the car, Coppedge allegedly had her son exhale into her ignition interlock device, which prevents an engine to start if the breath-analyzing instrument detects alcohol.
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A court official tells us, he was hit with three charges stemming from the arrest ... 1 count of DUI, 1 count of driving with a suspended license, and 1 count of operating a vehicle without an ignition interlock device.
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Mandatory laws that require every person convicted of a DUI to use an interlock were associated with a 7% decrease in the number of fatal drunken driving crashes, according to a study published Thursday in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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Drivers who committed three or more interlock violations—that is, two failed attempts to start a car with a blood content level greater than 0.5 percent within a four-hour period—were mandated to attend rehab for eight to 12 weeks.
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The New York Times explains that the WHO method goes like this: rub palms together, rub each palm over the other hand interlacing fingers, twist palms, interlock fingers and twist, thumbs in palms, and then rub tips of fingers in palms. Yeah.
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Groaning tanpura, plucked bass, radiant keyboard chords, and a fabulously bright, chiming, distorted electric guitar hook interlock to produce shiny musical fireworks with lurid color patterns while Lennon, sprawled out in a boat, drifts lazily down a river, describing the surreal scenery.
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Seferian-Jenkins was eventually hit with 3 charges ... 13 count of DUI, 1 count of driving with a suspended license, and 1 count of operating a vehicle without an ignition interlock device, which tests the driver's breath for alcohol before they can start the vehicle.
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Today, it's announcing that it has raised a new $15 million series A round led by return backer Greycroft, along with returning investors Lerer Hippeau and Revolution's Rise of the Rest fund, alongside new investors Rosecliff Venture Partners, Interlock Partners and Recruit Strategic Partners.
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Fiat Chrysler said that based on those reports — from owners, dealers and other sources — it had traced the issue to a part known as a brake transmission shift interlock, a device that normally prevents a vehicle from shifting out of park until the brake pedal is depressed.
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According to the Queens District Attorney's Office ... Mari has been ordered to complete several DWI-related courses -- including a victim impact panel and an impaired driver program -- and she must install an ignition interlock device in her car, which will remain in place for the next year.
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The brake transmission shift interlock (BTSI) may not function properly if subjected to specific high-temperature conditions for prolonged periods, the company said, adding that if it becomes disabled it could also allow the driver to shift out of park without the key in the ignition.
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Released January 1 with an appearance ticket for interfering with his court-ordered ignition interlock device, Jordan Randolph already had three prior DWI convictions before his latest alleged drunken-driving episode led to a fatal crash on Sunday that killed Jonathan Flores-Maldonado, a recent SUNY-Buffalo graduate.
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I know sometimes it's not, and a constructor should knock out the weakest theme entry for the sake of the rest of the grid; but I managed to get a real tight theme and the personal constructing pleasure of crafting an interlock that held so many long answers.
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The result is that the pain of a white woman and a racist white man seem to trump the pain of people of color, as though it's only possible to focus on one form of oppression at a time, rather than examining how different systems of oppression interlock and feed off one another.
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"Prior to this study, we didn't have any evidence on whether ignition interlock laws ... reduce alcohol-involved fatal crashes -- which is of course the goal of the law," said Emma McGinty, assistant professor in the Center for Injury Research and Policy at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Colorado School of Public Health.
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"MADD applauds this report's recommendations, which affirm the key components of MADD's Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving: the importance of law enforcement and sobriety checkpoints, all offender ignition interlock laws in every state, and the promise of advanced alcohol detection technologies like the Driver Alcohol System for Safety (DADSS) program," a spokesperson with the organization's New York chapter said in an email.
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The only way to substantially lower drunk driving deaths in the near future (long before, say, smart cars are in every driveway), the report concluded, is through drastic steps like banning alcohol sales from gas stations or drive-through stores; an expansion of specialized courts that provide counseling and support to repeat offenders; and the wide-scale development and implementation of interlock technologies that prevent drunk people from starting a vehicle.
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