Sentences with phrase «sense oncoming»

However, Chiper's ability to sense oncoming seizures is innate, and not something that every dog can be taught to do.

These dogs have a natural ability to sense oncoming seizures.

A person who has seizures might need an assistance dog who can sense an oncoming seizure and communicate to the person that he or she should sit down before the seizure hits.

• Cross-traffic alert: This system uses the existing BLIS radar modules to sense oncoming traffic when slowly backing out of a parking spot.

In addition, the headlights can swivel with steering inputs, and high - beams can automatically be deactivated when they sense oncoming traffic.

She's a gem and can sense oncoming traffic through her feet.

Automatic High Beams: The Automatic High - Beam Headlamp System that is available can automatically switch between high - and low - beams when it senses oncoming traffic.

With a market presence in key states across the U.S., market leaders sensed the oncoming shift in residential solar economics and consumer financing preferences.

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Flood - ravaged residents in Hoosick Falls this month may have felt like they were hit by an oncoming train, and in a meteorological sense, they were.

His character reflects a naivety and a guile, which ultimately proves key to the building sense of suspense and an oncoming battle.

One thing Tarantino does better than anyone is create a sense of uncomfortable dialogue that signifies oncoming violence.

Turn - assist prevents you from being clipped by oncoming traffic while making a turn by gently applying the brakes if the car senses an impending collision.

This used to be the type of niche crossover that only made sense in Europe, but Audi is bringing the 2015 Q3 to the U.S. just in time to catch the oncoming wave of small luxury crossovers such as the Mercedes - Benz GLA and Lexus NX.

Toyota Safety Sense provides peace of mind with the Pre-collision system that provides emergency braking, auto high beams detect oncoming traffic and switch from high to low beam, dynamic radar cruise control adapts to the flow of traffic, and lane departure alert warns when drifting out of your lane and assists in maintaining.

For the 2014 model, the driver assistance capabilities of Range Rover Evoque are significantly enhanced by the introduction of new features * including: Park Exit (to automatically exit parallel parking bays), Perpendicular Park (to position the car centrally in parking bays), Adaptive Cruise Control (with Queue Assist, Forward Alert and Intelligent Emergency Braking), Closing Vehicle Sensing and Reverse Traffic Detection (to warn drivers of oncoming traffic).

Oncoming Lane Mitigation helps you swerve to avoid a head - on crash and there's a device that prepares the car for an impact if it senses you straying off road.

Even entry - level S trim includes auto - dipping headlights, which dip when oncoming traffic is sensed, reverting to full beam when the road is clear.

• Cross-traffic alert, enabled by BLIS, senses and warns the driver of oncoming traffic from either direction when the Taurus is backing out of a driveway or parking space

Available with Audi pre sense ® front, turn assist can assess the risk of oncoming traffic when making a left - hand turn at an intersection when the vehicle is stopped or under 7 mph and the turn indicator is on.

Also available on the ES 350 is Intelligent High Beam technology that senses headlights from oncoming traffic, and also the taillights of the vehicle traveling in front, and automatically adjusts high - and low - beam illumination.

Also available will be the Closing Vehicle Sensing and Reverse Traffic Detection, which will warn the driver of oncoming traffic.

I've encountered these windshields on Land Rover models and most recently the Volkswagen e-Golf EV, but none offered the level of nighttime refraction found on the Transit Connect's glass — oncoming headlights refract in the tiny wires creating tons of glare, and even in the daytime the squiggly lines impart a sense of vertigo.