The software also worked to reroute trains around trouble spots that could delay delivery.
Across the globe, we have no shortage of trouble spots deserving our concentrated consideration.
The two leaders then sat down to discuss world trouble spots, Russia, the Asian financial crisis.
The Pope's message this year focused on trouble spots around the world, particularly Syria.
The dead were mainly from one of Nairobi's notorious trouble spots, the sprawling Kibera slum.
Wrexham county councillor Alan Edwards said he knows there are trouble spots in the villages.
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Germany nowadays joins its allies in sending troops to trouble spots such as Kosovo or Afghanistan.
Italian elections could become a farce, and Greece, Spain and Portugal remain trouble spots.
Issues that last year were treated as trouble spots are, say diplomats, this year being swept aside.
As for why the chains want to buy into such trouble spots, they have their attractions--like captive markets.
Crews scrambled to patch trouble spots and build a second sandbag wall to catch any water weaseling through.
Listen carefully to what local leaders are asking for or what first responders are identifying as trouble spots.
Officials opened a removable barrier in the roadway's median to allow emergency vehicles quicker access to trouble spots.
Potential trouble spots include medical equipment and hospitals, Internet service providers and small- to medium-size businesses throughout the region.
This involved interviewing residents, visibly monitoring trouble spots and briefing about actions taken.
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While attention is focused on Greece, other trouble spots remain for the eurozone.
Even with its emerging network, the Dash Express is surprisingly effective at routing around known trouble spots on the fly.
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Raikes rattled off trouble spots, exposed inconsistencies among engineering groups, demanded responses and said what others had kept to themselves.
As part of the Safer Lanarkshire campaign, additional officers will target known trouble spots aiming to disrupt gang activity and disorder.
However, once the present Greek hurdle is cleared market place attention will turn to other EU trouble spots, such as Portugal.
Bigwigs from the ruling African National Congress have visited the trouble spots.
Such a ship would have obviated the need to send aircraft carriers with their massive groups of support ships to trouble spots.
Mr Dale, who was born in York but lived for many years in Dumfries, spent 30 years working in global trouble spots.
And then there is the new app Waze, which cues you in to trouble spots around town when you stop at a traffic light.
Britain's banks have lent heavily to businesses and governments in the euro zone's worst trouble spots, as well as to German and French banks.
The goal for U.S. and Iraqi forces is to spread out to other trouble spots without letting places like Adhamyah slide back into lawlessness.
Meantime, it is far more time consuming to fix trouble spots.
Despite trouble spots, the world, by 20th-century standards, is fairly peaceful.
It means that our supervision and our mechanisms for looking at trouble spots in our financial system are superior to what they were back in 2008.
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Most important, in General Rikhye's view, peacekeepers bound for particular trouble spots were instructed in the history and emotions behind the troubles, so that they would understand.
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