Stanford University's entrant, which won the race, was called Stanley, a Subaru SUB modified with lots of radar, ground-sensing, and optical gear, all running Linux.
Q. Can exposure to microwaves make you sterile? A. That's what the servicemen were saying in World War II, particularly the guys on shipboard where they had lots of radars mounted all over, and radar was new then.
For one thing, surveillance satellites have reduced the need for a lot of remote radar stations and airports.
They also generate a lot of the radar reflections that designers of stealthy aircraft wish to eliminate.
Bradley was not a dazzling choice, but he was on a lot of teams' radar screens, with the Eagles reportedly set to hire him if they could not lure Kelly.
Elsewhere on the side, Kemar Lawrence of New York Red Bulls has surely played his way onto a lot of scouts' radars with his full-back performances, and he looked thoroughly unfazed, even when the supposed afterburner effect of DeAndre Yedlin was introduced late on.
Atlanta rapper, producer, and Awful Records founder Father got on a lot of our radars last year with the infectious single "Look At Wrist" featuring iLoveMakonnen & Key!, but in 2015 he proved he was here to stay with Who's Gonna Get F***** First?, a super solid album with the fitting Bandcamp description "12 tracks of pure debauchery".
Peggy Conlon, chief executive of the Ad Council, said the campaign was important because oral health issues "are not on a lot of people's radar".
"I really didn't catch on to a lot of people's radar; maybe they didn't want to chance it, because they thought I was real raw," Porter said.
