| The treatment of stable proximal humeral fractures consists of a shoulder immobilizer to prevent external rotation and abduction. |
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| Tough door locks, and an electronic immobilizer help keep unwanted visitors at bay. |
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| It shall be difficult and time consuming to replace a major component or assembly in order to bypass the immobilizer. |
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| In Manitoba we enforced the immobilizer program on insurance companies and provided it free to drivers. |
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| An immobilizer for fitment to a vehicle equipped with a catalytic converter shall not cause unburnt fuel to enter the exhaust. |
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| The best known application for transponder technology is, for instance, the electronic immobilizer in automotive applications. |
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| Choose the mechanical device, alarm or electronic immobilizer that is best suited to protect your vehicle and cargo. |
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| Once you're behind the wheel, the transponder will send a signal to deactivate the engine immobilizer and allow the car to start on its own. |
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| Non-Imaging Secondary Radar applications are immobilizer systems in some recent private cars. |
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| Our immobilizer provides reassurance of a different kind by delivering active, highly effective anti-theft protection. |
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| This component has been specially designed for battery-driven immobilizer systems, as well as for remote keyless entry systems. |
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| All the tests shall be carried out in sequence on a single immobilizer. |
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| When an immobilizer approved to Part III of this Regulation is being used, the type-approval communication of the immobilizers shall also be supplied to the Technical Service. |
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| The industry group noted that while the Escalade was equipped with ignition immobilizer technology, thieves could still haul the luxury S. U. V.'s away on flatbed trucks. |
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| Unless the correct code is present, the immobilizer prevents the fuel pump from operating, which makes the engine run out of fuel in a few blocks. |
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| The National Insurance Crime Bureau emphasizes the value of locks as an antitheft measure, an extension of common-sense precautions, while an electronic immobilizer is only a third-layer defense. |
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| Compliance with this paragraph does not exempt an immobilizer which prevents the release of pneumatically released spring brakes from the technical requirements set out in this Regulation. |
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| An electronic immobilizer is a device that arms automatically when your vehicle is switched off and prevents the vehicle from being started without the key. |
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| They said that would be too difficult for prosecutors to figure out, yet to get the weight of a motor vehicle in order for there to be an immobilizer did not seem to be any problem. |
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| The telematics unit is networked with the vehicle's electronic system and can control features such as the immobilizer, depending on the rental process. |
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| The application for approval of an immobilizer shall be submitted by the manufacturer of the immobilizer or by his duly accredited representative. |
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| This radio-controlled locking system allows keyless locking and unlocking, activates the vehicle's immobilizer, and also triggers other mechanisms. |
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