SHOCK ABSORBERS FOR A NEW WORLD All would, their advocates say, act as shock absorbers to cushion economic weakness and shorten recessions.
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Elsewhere, KYB Corp, a maker of earthquake shock absorbers, nosedived 10 percent after the company said that an external probe into data falsification in earthquake shock absorbers showed a need for further investigation.
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About those earlier studies: Woodpecker heads are natural shock absorbers.
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We just don't have those circuit breakers and shock absorbers anymore.
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The financial system will therefore be more reliant on banks' shock-absorbers.
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However, the employment data are flattered by two uniquely Chinese shock-absorbers.
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The system's shock absorbers have kept us too comfortable for too long.
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We will not be the shock absorbers of a bad economic policy.
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The pieces go into shock absorbers in Fords, Chevrolets and other vehicles.
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Its jointed legs were designed to bend upon touching down, like shock absorbers.
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A company called Moog produced little shock absorbers that we mounted on our deployer.
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This time around, generous social safety nets are unlikely to be adequate shock absorbers.
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Mr Ortega has neutered the institutions that might serve as shock absorbers against popular ire.
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Seemingly having shock absorbers for legs, he would send his lean frame down precipitous falls.
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Those who make the lives of the comfortable even more comfortable are society's shock absorbers.
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Singapore also has some "shock absorbers" that help to shield from global turbulence, according to Baig.
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Roam Robotics says they're basically "intelligent shock absorbers" and thinks the device will have wide appeal.
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Honda's Showa makes shock absorbers and steering systems, Keihin produces engine, and Nissin manufactures brake systems.
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Auto parts frequently imported from China include wheels, suspension systems including shock absorbers, and electronic components.
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Electromechanical rotary damper On the eROT system, traditional shock absorbers are replaced with horizontally mounted electric motors.
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Specialized CrossTrail — Hydraulic Disc Cannondale Quick CX 28 Unlike mountain bikes, hybrids don't typically feature shock absorbers.
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Much of continental Europe maintains labour policies that turn young workers into economic shock-absorbers in every downturn.
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It also features improved shock absorbers on its interchangeable feet, and straps to keep your elbows in place.
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A number of developing countries have served as population "shock absorbers," including Pakistan, Uganda, Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan.
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He traveled all over the middle South, selling shock absorbers and oil filters and such to auto dealerships.
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Currency and interest rate moves become the transmission mechanism, amplifying the challenges rather than acting as shock absorbers.
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"The problem with the market right now is we don't have a lot of shock absorbers," Croft said.
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During downturns, colleges traditionally act as economic shock absorbers: As the supply of jobs shrinks, college enrollments expand.
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An optional Performance Pack will give the car performance-tuned shock absorbers, brakes and tires for better handling.
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The vehicle also gets laser high beams, 22-inch wheels, carbon disc brakes, adaptive magnetic ride shock absorbers.
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The suspension employs aluminum steering knuckles, and Amplitude Selective Damping shock absorbers help quell body bob and dive.
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In rough order of availability, these shock absorbers are: * Commercial inventories (including floating storage) * OPEC spare capacity * OECD strategic stocks * Short-cycle oil production (shale and development within existing oilfields) Most of these shock absorbers have become seriously depleted as a result of the recent tightening of the oil market.
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Banlog, and millions of women like her, are acting as shock absorbers for family units in times of adversity.
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This is no ordinary Mercedes, even though electric braking, power steering, leather seating and spring shock absorbers come standard.
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My first job was making shock absorbers and buffers for trains and military guns at an industrial products company.
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Someday, auxetics could improve highway shock absorbers, form more comfortable and versatile shoes, and line veins that thicken when expanding.
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One is to bulk up banks' shock absorbers, most likely with convertible debt, so that they can withstand heavy losses.
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But what really put the wheels in motion for this team was a call from KONI [shock absorbers] in September.
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They include base isolation, in which layers of steel and rubber between the building and ground act like shock absorbers.
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The ring is also, according to Wired, built on massive shock absorbers to protect it in the event of an earthquake.
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The company, circumventing its union drivers and rules, provides open-bed trucks that lack even rudimentary safety features like shock absorbers.
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The company, circumventing its union drivers and rules, provides open-bed trucks that lack even rudimentary safety features like shock absorbers.
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Throw in some shock absorbers and dynamic suspension, and your wheeled robot can even navigate tough terrain, given the above restrictions.
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Ride stiffness is the most apparent, as the reactions of shock absorbers (or more precisely, dampers) are adjusted to suit road surfaces.
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That, and an extra oil-pan plate, heavy-duty shock absorbers and springs, and an Elsbett converter than turns vegetable oil into fuel.
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It could also incorporate a breakaway cover, shock absorbers, and a network of sensors built into a drone to track the package's descent.
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If all the other shock absorbers become exhausted, oil prices will have to rise to the point where consumption growth begins to slow.
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Some act as shock absorbers, while others are pierced with a hole so they can be placed on an axis and reduce friction.
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Shock absorbers inside the helmet have been shown to reduce the impact of direct hits and limit the rotational energy the head absorbs.
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While Cramer admits he doesn't know much about motorcycles or ATVs, he was impressed by the financials of Fox Factory, which manufactures shock absorbers.
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Tires, axles and shock absorbers take a beating from damaged roads, costing the average American car owner more than $500 each year in repairs.
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So we're changing some shock absorbers, changing some of the braking systems up to race standards, but fundamentally the "skateboard" is remaining in tact.
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The most common of several types of shock absorbers used in buildings features a piston that moves inside a cylinder filled with silicone oil.
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"They act like cushions or shock absorbers so that in times of earthquake or floods the structure cannot develop cracks or collapse," he predicted.
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It did take a bit of practice to turn my legs into shock absorbers since the Boosted Rev doesn't have much of a suspension system.
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The true test of success though, will occur in the years to come, when the system's weakened shock absorbers are invariably put to the test.
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But it is more likely that years of planning and stress testing – by regulators and by banks themselves – have given the system better shock absorbers.
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The automaker has new collaborative robots, known as co-bots, helping workers fit shock absorbers to Fiesta cars in Ford's assembly plant in Cologne, Germany.
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Elsewhere, KYB Corp, a maker of earthquake shock-absorbers, nosedived 8 percent after the company said that an external probe into data falsification required further investigation.
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Features include an augmented reality display for the windshield that can show road information and navigation routes, and seats with shock absorbers built into the frame.
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Reputation management: The unification is meant to help Facebook rehabilitate its image by allowing its less damaged brands to act as "shock absorbers" for the parent.
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Without flexible exchange rates to serve as shock absorbers, countries would have to cope with economic downturns using more painful measures like wage cuts and layoffs.
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These payments act as economic shock absorbers, helping to guarantee that we never see 20 percent unemployment in one state alongside a booming economy in another.
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Related columns: - Higher oil prices set to moderate consumption growth, Reuters, June 14 - Oil market's shock absorbers becoming dangerously depleted, Reuters, June 13 (Editing by Edmund Blair)
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It is possible that a Trump administration would pull support from the IMF and the World Bank, removing some of the shock absorbers in the international system.
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" She compares its softness to "brain tissue," its elasticity to a "bungee cord," and its behavior on impact with its prey to "shock absorbers on a car.
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The automotive components unit, which makes vehicle components such as brake pads and shock absorbers, contributed 13 percent of group revenue and 42 percent of operating profit.
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The most likely outcome is that prices will rise to cut consumption growth and rebuild the spare capacity and inventory shock absorbers to a more comfortable level.
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Finally, Arup placed a series of large tuned mass dampers — similar to shock absorbers on a car — on the underside of the bridge to control the bounce.
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The Charger Widebody will also get stiffer springs, larger anti-sway bars and retuned shock absorbers to allow it to handle on a track or on winding roads.
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"When earnings are challenged, there is not a lot of shock absorbers for issues like China, the Fed [raising rates] and the collapse in the energy market," Clemons said.
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Most of the adaptive stuff is automated: the shock absorbers, chassis height, power steering, and the aerodynamic and brake control systems all adjust according to how you are driving.
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The oil market relies on a set of shock absorbers to help manage variations in production and consumption and ensure the smooth flow of oil from wellhead to consumer.
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I highly recommend the optional dynamic shock absorbers, integral active steering and M Sport brakes that were on my test vehicle to achieve Ultimate Driving Machine levels of handling.
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Xenith addressed the problem with a patented system of air-filled shock absorbers, underneath and independent of the polycarbonate shell, which help minimize sudden impact to the head, Esposito explained.
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CreditCreditElisabeth Real for The New York Times ZURICH — Back in the early days of the automobile, racetracks were proving grounds for newfangled inventions like shock absorbers, disc brakes and seatbelts.
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The four-seat buggy can purportedly achieve speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour and has separate electric engines for its front and rear wheels, along with hydraulic shock absorbers.
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Instead, you get motorcycle-style pegs for resting your feet, a luscious retro look to impress your friends and shock absorbers front and back to keep you rolling along in comfort.
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As I'm walking on West Cliff Drive, a man runs toward me pushing one of those jogging strollers with shock absorbers so the baby can keep sleeping, which this baby is.
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As a result, a series of "dampers" — large plates with springs — will be attached to the underside of the bridge, acting as shock absorbers and cutting the bounce roughly in half.
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To ensure a steady flow of oil from the wellhead to consumers, the industry relies on a series of shock absorbers to handle any interruption in supplies or unexpected strength in demand.
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It can be spotted in the skyline by its striking spire and encasement of beams criss crossing along the exterior, designed to act as shock absorbers in the event of an earthquake.
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Those zig-zagged beams you see comprise an aluminum exoskeleton that serves as the building's foundation, acting as giant shock absorbers essentially, improving its survival odds in the case of an earthquake.
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At Ford's factory in Germany, where Kuka-built robots were installed at two workstations, co-bots are assisting factory-floor workers to fit shock absorbers into the wheel arches of Ford Fiesta cars.
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The shock absorbers, which received an upgrade for 2019, are FOX racing shocks that can automatically adjust to provide more on-road comfort or more off-road capability, depending on the driving situation.
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The Viking probes of the mid-1970s were equipped with seismometers, too, but they were bolted to the top of the landers, which swayed in Martian winds on legs built with shock absorbers.
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To Phil's surprise, despite a lack of brakes, shock absorbers leaking oil, and the bike nearly falling apart, the Huffy Carnage actually delivered him (mostly) safely to the end of the downhill trail.
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ARS= "The best thing for us is to be prepared, have the shock absorbers and take this with a pinch of salt," central bank governor Mario Marcel told Reuters during a trip to London.
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I've been saying for a while that I didn't know when the economy would next face a serious bump in the road, but I did know that our shock absorbers were pretty much shot.
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Yet accounting scandals at Olympus and Toshiba — along with safety-data fudging at Kobe Steel, Mitsubishi Materials, airbag manufacturer Takata and even KYB, maker of earthquake shock absorbers for buildings — show that Japan Inc.
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But as peak-pothole season arrives, American motorists dodging an epidemic of roadway craters are already shelling out some $230 billion a year in repair costs for blown tires, broken shock absorbers and busted axles.
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These are crescent-shaped cartilage pads that separate the femur from the tibia, and act as shock absorbers between these two bones—a role that causes huge wear and tear, which sometimes requires surgical intervention.
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The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism urged KYB to take full responsibility and determine how the falsification happened, to take steps to replace the shock absorbers and make sure it never occurs again.
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Follow up documentation shows that a 3-speed automatic transmission was installed along with Koni shock absorbers, the front disc brakes from a VW Karman Ghia and additional equipment for a final price of $3612.51.
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Related columns: After OPEC, oil market enters a new era, Reuters, June 28 Oil market's shock absorbers are becoming dangerously depleted - Sanctions spell the end of OPEC output deal, Reuters, May 9 (Editing by Dale Hudson)
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And they do so all the more thanks to the decision in June that so animated Mr Trump: Brexit removes many of the shock absorbers that might have helped Britain to ride out the next few years.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Officials in Japan, one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries, on Thursday ordered a company that falsified data on the quality of its quake shock absorbers to replace its products in hundreds of buildings.
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"The imposition of risk weights or, worse, tight concentration limits could be particularly disruptive for banks' ability to act as shock absorbers in the event of sovereign stress," Visco told a conference of the Euro50 reflection group.
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In more generic areas such as brakes, shock absorbers and gear boxes, there is broader scope for cooperation, but these technologies can already be bought from suppliers, making it hard to have a meaningful alliance, he added.
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Estimated price: $2,900,000 - $3,200,000 This 1932 Alfa Romeo---officially dubbed the 6C 63 Series V Grand Sport Roadster---carries a supercharged engine, adjustable shock absorbers, spent most of its life in France, and is fresh off a full restoration.
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Estimated price: $2,900,000 - $3,19653,000 This 1932 Alfa Romeo---officially dubbed the 6C 1750 Series V Grand Sport Roadster---carries a supercharged engine, adjustable shock absorbers, spent most of its life in France, and is fresh off a full restoration.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Hitachi Automotive Systems Ltd agreed to plead guilty to fixing the price of shock absorbers installed in U.S. autos, and to pay a criminal fine of $55.48 million, the Justice Department said in a statement on Tuesday.
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According to a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, Hitachi Automotive worked with unnamed competitors from the mid-1990s to 2011 to decide who would provide shock absorbers to which buyers and to coordinate prices.
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While the role of thigh muscle weakness as a risk factor for knee osteoarthritis is not fully understood, the quadriceps can help prevent the development and progression of this knee condition by acting as shock absorbers and stabilizers for the knee, Culvenor said.
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KYB said this week it had falsified data on the quality of some of its shock absorbers since at least 2003, and said more than 900 structures around Japan - one of the world's most quake-prone nations - had used products that could have been affected.
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Among other things, it includes a 2-inch factory-installed suspension lift, standard four-wheel drive with a two-speed transfer case, locking rear differential and skid plates, off-road-tuned shock absorbers, a few different wheel and tire options, and a standard 5.3-liter V-8 engine.
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Read more: This luxurious tiny home was built out of a trailer for traveling but looks like an upscale apartmentThe 4,960-pound steel trailer, which is capable of off-roading, has twin shock absorbers and trailing-arm suspension behind each wheel to help stabilize it when maneuvering across unpaved terrain.
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The company claims to have created the "world's first digital chassis," which goes beyond traditional shock absorbers and even driver-tunable suspension systems like those found in some high-end sports cars, allowing for vehicles that can monitor road conditions and adapt to them in real time, providing for optimal comfort and performance.
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The control room is separated from the outer wall of the facility by 11 inches of highly engineered shock absorbers so that in the event of a nuclear blast or some other type of explosion, the crew members in the control room wouldn't even spill their coffee, according to tour guide Jim Sprigg.
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ClearMotion, a company that's building an alternative chassis for vehicle makers that replaces traditional physical shock absorbers with digital, software-driven adaptive actuators, has readied $100 million in a Series C round, led by a group of clients advised by J.P. Morgan's asset management wing and with participation from NEA, Qualcomm Ventures and more.
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Related columns: - Oil market's shock absorbers becoming dangerously depleted (Reuters, June 13) - Rising oil prices herald next phase in cycle (Reuters, May 17) - Rising oil prices put demand destruction back on the agenda (Reuters, May 2) - Oil prices, or how I learned to stop worrying and embrace the cycle (Reuters, April 25) (Editing by Alexandra Hudson)
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"We want more shock absorbers out there and really ... the main shock absorber is the ability to reduce the fed funds rate, which means that you want to get to a higher inflation rate so that the pre-shock fed funds rate is 4 and not 2," said Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist and professor at City University of New York.
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"We want more shock absorbers out there and really ... the main shock absorber is the ability to reduce the fed funds rate, which means that you want to get to a higher inflation rate so that the pre-shock fed funds rate is 4 (percent) and not 2," said Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist and professor at City University of New York.
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I think if you deal with any country, and especially from a principle point of view, where you seek to advance the interests of your own people and your own country, and you act on principle and do not make yourself susceptible to influences that will militate against the interests of your people, you are better positioned, because the principles that you've adopted will act as good shock absorbers for you not to be captured as it were.
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