By contrast, the Mobileye vehicle is capable only of driving in a single lane at freeway speeds, as well as identifying traffic lights and automatically slowing, stopping and then returning to highway speeds.
These atoms were indivisible and uniform, of various sizes and shapes, and capable only of change in respect of position and motion, but not intrinsic qualities.
As with many other issues in philosophy of chemistry, the discussion of atomism begins with Aristotle, who attacked the coherence of the notion and disputed explanations supposedly built on the idea of indivisible constituents of matter capable only of change in respect of position and motion, but not intrinsic qualities.
By 1838, he was capable only of working in a small format.
Views that, like the Rylean and Fregean approaches, distinguish categories by way of language, are sometimes criticized as capable only of noting differences in category of certain linguistic expressions.
ABC family permeases are in general multicomponent primary active transporters, capable of transporting both small molecules and macromolecules which is coupled to ATP hydrolysis while the MFS transporters are single-polypeptide secondary carriers capable only of transporting small solutes in response to chemiosmotic ion gradients.
The MFS transporters include drug efflux systems, organophosphate:phosphate exchangers and oligosaccharide:H+ symport permeases and are single-polypeptide secondary carriers capable only of transporting small solutes in response to chemiosmotic ion gradients [ 36]. Figure 1 shows blocks of synteny shared between T. equi and B. bovis, T. parva, or T. annulata.
Before Muntz developed the Stereo-Pak, the only in-car units capable of recorded playback were phonograph-based players, such as the Highway Hi-Fi invented by Peter Goldmark.
In 1962, with American physicist Donald Nelson, he invented the first laser capable of being operated continuously unlike previous lasers, which had been capable of operating only in short bursts.
The first is that Frost often seems capable of writing only in clichés: time stands still, sportswriters spill ink, self-assurance springs a leak and takes on water, and struggling players go down in flames despite their efforts to stop the bleeding and claw their way back.
