The software also worked to reroute trains around trouble spots that could delay delivery.
The companies needed to reroute work to other suppliers not affected by the floods.
The flood damage knocked out websites and forced telecoms carriers to reroute international traffic.
It is devising a plan to reroute other power sources so that all systems remain fully operational.
In 2011, they decided to reroute returns to other facilities rather than give taxpayers the extra day.
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Those can make up for a few days of Suez disruptions, and give shippers time to reroute around the Cape of Good Hope.
The addition is about 20 milliseconds locally, 25 milliseconds half-way across the country and 75 milliseconds to reroute traffic fully across the country.
They decided to reroute the available goods to the Chicago customer.
Several patients underwent surgery to reroute their motor nerves to different muscles, but in the process the sensory nerves reinnervated themselves too, attaching themselves to the skin receptors.
Malala also recently had surgery to reroute a facial nerve that was damaged in the attempt on her life, leaving part the left side of her mouth listless.
In Chicago, Ed Malinowski, Martin Progressive's 26-year-old director of "Internetworking, " was watching as the "telcos, " as he calls telephone companies, worked with unusual speed to reroute the company's online operations.
If meteorologists and vulcanologists developed a dynamic model of the ash cloud's progress, it might be possible to keep more airports open, and to reroute planes to get passengers moving again.
Plenty of companies are grappling with the aftermath of the storm, including Knight Capital, a trading firm that had to direct clients to reroute orders after its backup power system went down Wednesday.
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While it would certainly be possible to reroute that data stream through a device that captures and archives it, such an effort would increase the complexity of a VoIP deployment and make it harder to manage.
To prove the feasibility of the technique, Kapela and Pilosov, both owners of small networking companies, collaborated with conference organizers to reroute all of Defcon's Los Vegas Internet traffic through Pilosov's company servers in New York.
Each node contained a small processor, a sensor and a low-powered radio with just enough power to talk to adjacent nodes and the network was just smart enough to reconfigure itself to reroute data whenever one node got damaged.
Although the most prevalent environmental debate centered on potential pipeline leaks that might endanger the sensitive Ogallala aquifer area in Nebraska and other states along the route, it is clear that a primary opposition goal for many is not to simply to reroute the pipeline, but rather to discourage and handicap oil use altogether.
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Sunday at the Defcon hacker conference, Kapela and Pilosov are presenting a new technique that allows hackers to remotely reroute Internet traffic without the target's knowledge.
"Previously if aircraft wanted to climb or reroute, it was a tedious process and controllers often didn't have time, " said Dennis Addison, support manager for FAA's Oakland center.
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The gold-standard bariatric surgery is called Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, in which surgeons both shrink the stomach and reroute the digestive tract to bypass a portion of the intestines.
The proposal, which goes to the European Parliament, says that if an airline can't reroute a passenger within 12 hours, it must find another airline or train, a kind of European Rule 240.
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