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Dr . Joseph Broderick of the University of Cincinnati said hospitals need to work out systems to coordinate treatment to shave off delays.
"Take-off delays are minimal, " he added, because " virtually all aircraft are wide-bodies " big planes like 747s that carry 500 passengers.
But Neeleman said travelers would make up any extra travel time on the runway because Kennedy has far fewer take-off delays than does Newark or La Guardia Airport.
Unless that happens, there is a danger take-off delays by one out of every five planes " will come to be regarded as a kind of industry norm,"
For this reason any timer should be a retriggerable monostable, i . e . the off delay lasts from the time of the " last " button press.
Also new were a locking steering column, a rim-blow-horn steering wheel, map light off delay device, concealed electric windshield wipers with adjustable intermittent feature, and a three-point restraint system for front outboard occupants.
Unless that happens, said AEA Director-General Karl-Heinz Neumeister, there is a danger take-off delays by one out of every five planes " will come to be regarded as a kind of industry norm ."
It had all of the fittings of the Futura but included extras such as a honeycomb grille, an 80-second headlamp off delay, wood grain-look dash inserts, unique 15 " wheels, dual horns, Fairmont badging on the boot lid and an analogue clock.
Schottky metal semiconductor junctions are featured in the successors to the TTL family of logic devices, the 74S, 74LS and 74ALS series, where they are employed as Baker clamps in parallel with the collector-base junctions of the bipolar transistors to prevent their saturation, thereby greatly reducing their turn-off delays.