Sentence examples for stopping ability from inspiring English sources

"We came to a stop about four miles down the road," Mr. Gould said, taking some license to emphasize the car's primitive stopping ability.

Since these horses are used to cut cattle from herds (see photograph), fast starting, turning, and stopping ability and speed for short distances are essential qualities.

The dual front wheels and brakes provide added front traction and stopping ability, making the design more confidence-inspiring in rough weather and on slippery manhole covers and trolley tracks.

The studs at the bottom are also arranged in such a way as to maximize acceleration and stopping ability.

The main challenges range from expansion mismatch problem for tungsten/steel joints over metallurgical reactions with brittle phase formation to crack stopping ability and excellent surface wetting.

If our hypothesis is correct that reactive stopping ability depends on the current state of proactive control, then there should be a mild degree of shared variance between an individual's reactive stopping ability and their proactive decisions.

Spend more money to net additional range, stopping power and the ability to hit faster moving targets.

Thus, the observation of the improvement by MOR antagonism in the dot probe task to food cues may be related to improvements in anticipatory responding, or a baseline-dependent effect on response inhibition by improving stopping in individuals with impaired stopping abilities.

Protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A) is the major protein phosphatase in the brain that dephosphorylates Tau at several phosphorylation sites, thereby stopping the ability of Tau to inhibit microtubule assembly and to self-assemble into helical filaments and NFTs [ 37].

Facing Atlanta's Jamal Anderson last week, the Jets' run-stopping ability looked suspect, with Shaun Ellis, a former defensive end, struggling at tackle, and a revolving door at nose tackle trying to fill in for Jason Ferguson, the injured starter.

"I've got run-stop ability and pass-rush ability," said Kentucky defensive tackle Dewayne Robertson, who was selected fourth over all by the Jets.