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ability

[uh-bil-i-tee] / əˈbɪl ɪ ti /




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The results showed that the turtles were most sensitive to sounds around 300 hertz, with hearing ability decreasing at higher frequencies.

From Science Daily

He may not be the defender the Lakers were hoping to get, but Kennard’s ability to knock down open shots was seen as a positive, sources told The Times.

From Los Angeles Times

In practice, this power has taken the form of national voting regulation laws like the 1965 Voting Rights Act, the Help America Vote Act and the National Voter Registration Act, also known as the “motor voter act” because it established the ability to register to vote when receiving a state driver’s license.

From Salon

Google’s ability to spend up to $185 billion on data-center capacity gives it “a colossal advantage over OpenAI,” Windsor said, as the two compete to be the dominant AI model maker.

From MarketWatch

The deal also gives workers an immediate bonus of $6,550 and job protections, such as limits to Volkswagen’s ability to outsource work and commitments for future products at the plant, the UAW said Wednesday.

From The Wall Street Journal