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AHL
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AHLAmerican Hockey League
AHLAction Half-Life (Half-Life modification)
AHLAcyl Homoserine Lactone
AHLAcylated Homoserine Lactone
AHLAd Hunc Locum (Latin: at this place)
AHLAlco Holdings Limited
AHLAnimal Health Laboratories
AHLAramark Harrison Lodging
AHLArchitects Hawaii Ltd
AHLAssociation for the History of Language
AHLAdaptive Headlights
AHLAddress Hold Time
AHLAutodesk Hidden Line
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side impact sensors that measure pressure changes within the door structure, adaptive brake lights (under heavy braking or ABS engagement the round inboard light segments also illuminate) and optional adaptive headlights.
Generation 5 by Sawyer, Christopher A. / Automotive Design & Production
High Dynamic Range - High dynamic range is an increasingly important feature for the automotive industry's forward-looking applications like lane-departure warning, adaptive headlights, and
On the Road to the SCORE Baja 1000 Race, Micron Showcases Automotive ... by Business Wire
The new active adaptive headlights are going to be a great safety bonus for the driver to avoid accidents," he says, "but they're not going to be so good for the pedestrian if they are hit by one
Better cars for people who walk. (Euro Auto) by Kimberley, William / Automotive Design & Production
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