The two homers in question Ortiz's second and third of the season arrived in the same game, but against the lowly Orioles, and revived the notion, used by some to explain the late power surge last season, that his sole capability lay in exploiting bad pitching.
But perhaps the most compelling evidence that Tesla's Model 3 may have significant autonomous capabilities lies in the company's unique technological approach, which could allow it to achieve a "hands off" driving experience at a fraction of the cost of its competitors — including Google, the heavyweight in the field.
The reasoning behind these new capabilities lies in the differences between VR and our more accustomed visual mediums.
The president is the commander in chief of the Bulgarian armed forces, whose main defense capabilities lie in a ground force, an air force, and a navy.
The failure of these homometallic control reactions implies that the origin of the moderately strong deprotonative capability of 1 lies in co-operative effects between its different components that must be set in motion by the structure or structures of the multicomponent mixture.
In response to officials downplaying the NSA's targeting capability, "the NSA routinely lies in response to congressional inquiries about the scope of surveillance in America".
The originality of such sensor lies in the capability to resist to large deformation (higher than 200% cycled 150 times).
The advantage of our approach lies in the capability to obtain the same passivation effects on an already nanostructured and hence weaker material.
The power of this methodology lies in its capability to distinguish process merits attributable to process configurations from impacts of refrigeration balances.
The novelty of the architecture lies in the capability to sense the shifts of multiple peaks simultaneously with an MRR waveguide.
The main contribution of this paper lies in the capability of dealing with the actuator saturation and accepting the performance degradation.
