Sentence examples for limit of enabled from inspiring English sources

Tesla began rolling out OTA updates with the AEB feature re-introduced for cars made after October 2016 starting in late April, and another update changed the upwards limit of enabled AEB from 28 mph to 90 mph, which is why Consumer Reports returned the Model S to its top spot.

It showed the theoretical lowest limit of detection enabled by the affinity of the anti-OTA antibody (IC80 = 12 ng L−1 in the assay solution).

Super-resolution microscopy (SRM) methods have allowed scientists to exceed the diffraction limit of light, enabling the discovery and investigation of cellular structures at the nanometer scale, from individual proteins to entire organelles.

Equivalence testing requires the determination of equivalence limits to enable its implementation.

The responders did not harbor any remarkable genetic alterations, but the number of patients in this phase I study and the number of factors evaluated and found were too limited to enable the discovery of relevant biomarkers in our study.

The development of mobile haptics and multimodal designs has been strongly limited by the lack of enabling actuator technologies.

But the aid we will provide will be limited for the purpose of enabling Cambodia to de fend its neutrality and not for the purpose of making it an active belligerent on one side or the other.

ELISA assays used in future studies should be carefully selected, taking into consideration technical aspects including detection limits, to enable more accurate detection of a broad range of IFN-γ responses.

The version of the EDSQ we used is not the final one as the questionnaire was slightly modified while our study was being conducted, and our sample size was relatively limited to enable the generalization of our results.

In the past decade, super-resolution fluorescence microscopy techniques have emerged that circumvent the diffraction limit of light and enable high-resolution reconstruction of the MT network combined with selective protein labeling.

The progress in spatial resolution and related information limit enabled quantitative description of images, where (for STEM) atomic coordinates for some (or all) constitutive atoms can be extracted with picometer precision.