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Martin crashes into the rope.

The Dangers: Testing equipment, emergency response, crashes.

Road traffic crashes are not 'accidents'.

What are server hangs and crashes?

Engine failures were more frequent. So were crashes.

Classic energy player who crashes offensive boards and blocks shots.

Computer viruses still exist after the system crashes.

Among crashes that happened on curved roads during the time tested, 90.2% were ROR crashes. (that proportion is 62.1% for straight roadways.)

Tapping into drivers' brain signals can cut braking distances and avoid car crashes, according to scientists.

THERE had been stockmarket crashes before, but never one so widely felt and so devastating.

How many airplane and car crashes will occur before they are exposed for what they are?

In this section, we examine some general approaches to troubleshooting server crashes and server hangs.

Also, I've experienced a lot of crashes using the Ubuntu Netbook Edition 10.10 so far.

And drivers with the highest rate of g-force events showed greater instances of fender benders, crashes or close calls.

From a young age, males are more likely to be involved in road traffic crashes than females.

A 2001 study by the IIHS found that roundabouts have 80% fewer crashes with injuries than ordinary intersections.

In fact, when there are fears, trains, fear of derailment, planes, fear of crashes, life, fear of hell.

Only a few such cases can damage confidence badly: and crashes, at the least, cause huge delays.

A press release issued by the software giant also advised televisions users to avoid quickly switching back and forth between programs to prevent any future crashes.

As he falls forward, Tomlinson's arms are outstretched in an attempt to protect himself from the fall as he crashes to the pavement.

But for a few brief moments in between crashes, we glimpsed the future — a future where technology would connect us to our colleagues, our relatives, our friends.

Nearly 80 percent of all automobile crashes happen within three seconds of the driver having been distracted, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.

Most smoke grenades removed until a viable alternative or solution is found to minimize crashing issues. It has also received minor changes in an effort to move away from crashes.

They do badly in a crisis, however, because their "dynamic stochastic" element only amounts to minor fluctuations around a state of equilibrium, and there is no equilibrium during crashes.

A study carried out in Seattle, Washington, looked at more than 26,000 people who had been involved in car crashes, and found that heavier people were at far more risk.

This is usually enough information to debug standard crashes, but what if there are third-party applications running on the client or server that have their own log files?

Through numerous crashes of different ideologies, consensus was finally reached that poetry could function as a spokesman for the era, which had a profound influence on contemporary Chinese culture.