Sussex Police said the ambulance left the road and hit an electrical control box after the collision.
Rotherham firm Eadon Consulting providing detailed design services for the operating mechanism as well as developing the hydraulic and electrical control systems.
Applying an electric current and getting a muscle to jump is easy. (Alessandro Volta jolted a frog's legs 218 years ago.) Peckham is harvesting the body's own electrical signals to control muscles that have been cut off from the nervous system, a process called functional electrical stimulation, or FES. Peckham runs a group called the Cleveland FES Center, a collaboration among Case Western Reserve and two Cleveland hospitals.
In 2004 Mercedes-Benz faced customers complaints that its Sensotronic brake-by-wire system - which used an electrical link to control vehicles' brake pads - sometimes failed.
Thus, the failures spanned the electrical system, cooling system and control and instrumentation systems at the plants.
They then are able to remotely take control and administer large electrical shocks, bringing on a fatal heart attack.
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Military men have been expressing their scepticism that bombing alone will either destroy Mr Hussein's secret weaponry or drive him from power: memories remain of the month-long, round-the-clock bombing campaign in 1991 that caused Iraqis extreme pain both then and later it destroyed the electrical grid and shut down sewage control and other essential services but did not make Mr Hussein withdraw from Kuwait or crack his power.
The fire, believed to have been caused by an electrical failure, has been brought under control, local media report.
These channels are cylindrical assemblages of protein molecules which help to control such things as the electrical activity of nerve cells and the release of hormones.
All planes have batteries, but the Dreamliner needs especially powerful ones because its control systems are driven entirely by electrical signals in place of the hydraulic controls seen on earlier generations of jet.
In the case of the Splendor, the heat generated by the fire damaged two engine control switchboards directly above and melted electrical cabling, causing a total loss of electrical power on board and the failure of the forward engine room.
The rebels are also said to have cut off electrical power to parts of the city, having taken control of three power plants in the neighbouring town of Boali.
These, he says, are 1, 500 times better than existing sensors at detecting hydrogen. (The gas combines with the tubes, changing their electrical properties.) Hydrogen detection is used to help control certain processes in industrial food production, for tweaking fuel combustion in car engines, and in monitoring certain bacterial infections.
It sounds unbelievable, but the technology actually relies on understood phenomena, exploiting the electrical signals produced by the brain as well as eye movement to control electronic devices.
He added that it was the first time so many facilities had been affected by electrical failure at the same time since the plant was brought under control in December 2011.
Today's electrical system is a creaking relic lacking the sophisticated command-and-control tools necessary to ensure reliability.
The water was pumped out and drained within days, but crews could not revive banks of corroded wires and electrical contacts that held relays components that deliver signal information, control switches and keep trains properly spaced from each other.
The fine-grained control that the command software enables combined with a design that is more electrical than mechanical creates enormous flexibility in how the different systems can be coordinated.
Court papers showed he denied a charge of careless driving at Lochgreen Road that day, losing control of his car, causing it to collide with and damage an electrical box and a fence.
But the central point about both taps and transistors is that they allow a small signal the twist of a hand or the increase of a voltage to control a much larger one the rush of water or of electrical current.
"If you have a massive electrical problem it's possible that you could cut off all the commands out to the control surfaces, " said aeronautics expert John Hansman.
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