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Conventional obstacle detection has been used to prevent crashes between trains and vehicles (optical beam, sonic detection, inductive loop) [8, 9].

Similarly, tree breeders perceived MAS as a means to reduce the time required for phenotypic selection, increasing selection intensity, and improving selection precision particularly for low heritability and late expressing traits as well as its ability to overcome major conventional breeding obstacles such as the long and costly breeding cycle [ 5, 6].

These incentives can be aimed at dwindling the total cost of ownership compared to conventional vehicles, overcoming obstacles to EV usage and offering EV buyers benefits that offset EV liabilities, thus alleviating the risks of buying and using EVs early in their developmental stage.

Numerical flight simulations are conducted with a conventional one-layer obstacle avoidance algorithm and the two-layer obstacle avoidance algorithm.

They also acquired mining rights and plan to extract ore by digging it out.The boss of SRX, Neil Froneman, seems undeterred by the costs and obstacles of conventional mining.

The LbL-coated SLNs based on all natural ingredients have promising features for future applications as drug delivery systems, overcoming the major obstacles in conventional spray drying and redispersing SLNs-based formulations.

The electrophoretic deposition (EPD) is used to serve as rapid prototyping technology (RPT) to manufacture ceramic mini-devices containing internal channels or asymmetrical contour patterns to overcome the technical obstacles by conventional ceramic forming techniques.

One of the main obstacles of conventional anticancer therapy is the toxicity of chemotherapeutics to normal tissues.