Sentence examples for enable a car from inspiring English sources

Based on software from Salesforce.com and Microsoft, this will enable a car to send a tweet-like message to its owner telling him that, say, its battery is running low or a maintenance check is due.

Scientists have made a breakthrough at Cambridge University by solving issues related to a battery that, in theory, could enable a car to drive from London to Edinburgh on a single charge.

Once these are in place, it does not cost much to add a few extra parts, and a layer of control software, to enable a car to park itself.

The researchers at Cambridge are claiming to have solved a number of the issues and if the team's laboratory experiment can be turned into a commercial product it will enable a car, on a single charge, to drive from London to Edinburgh.

Mr. Zetsche, the Daimler chief executive, said that experimental Mercedes technology already enables a car to drive itself from one place to another without human intervention, though more work remains to ensure the system is totally reliable.

4) Control aerodynamics The introduction of the drag reduction system (DRS) enables a car close behind another to stall its rear wing and thus generate greater speed so that it can overtake.

That enables a car the size of Civic to have serious muscle and seating for four, and still get 30mpg on the highway.

This means that their software enables a car to drive itself using only understanding of what it can see, just like humans do".

He added: "Our approach is made possible because of advances in 3D laser mapping that enable an affordable car-based robotic system to rapidly build up a detailed picture of its surroundings.

In the old days, the slipstream effect enabled a following car to overtake because the vacuum created by a car in front sucked it along faster; once the following car had overtaken, then it risked being the one to create the vacuum.

It should enable, say, a car company not only to reach millions of people in a single evening but also to deliver an advertisement that is exactly right for each of them.