"Broadband can also make 911 and emergency alert systems more capable, allowing for better protection of lives and property," the report says.
· Mobile Broadband Connect-capable – allows customers to use the device as a modem to connect to Verizon Wireless' high-speed network with a qualifying Nationwide plan.
· Chaperone® Child-capable – allows the LG Versa to have its location shared with family members via the Chaperone Web site, the Chaperone® Parent application or Child Zone® SMS alerts.
This extra time, combined with some very capable software, allows the electricity requirements of an electric vehicle to be balanced with the needs and constraints of the grid, fluctuating the charge rate to ensure the grid system is not overwhelmed.
Type II EP bridges ranged from thin, continuous, membranous conduits capable of allowing individual cells to migrate between EP islands (Figure 5E) to wide, continuous, membranous conduits capable of allowing multiple cells to migrate between EP islands (Figure 5F).
Mr. Cassar said that such results helped validate the idea that the Internet is "uniquely capable of allowing mass customization".
You deserve schools that work, and the class sizes that are capable of allowing teachers to teach.
"The existing solutions are perfectly capable of allowing this problem to be addressed," Mr. Smith said, "assuming it is a problem".
Such systems did exist for example, the first-order predicate calculus but none had been found capable of allowing mathematicians to do interesting mathematics.
In a post on its corporate blog, Google said it planned to build and test a high-speed fiber optic broadband network capable of allowing people to surf the Web at a gigabit a second, or about 100 times the speed of many broadband connections.
Motion detectors prevent the system from moving the car while someone is still in it (say if you left a kid or dog in there).The Park Plus system is capable of allowing residents to call their cars from their residences with a remote-control device or cellphone, but Mr. Perelman decided to turn that feature off.
