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These configuration of nanoparticles was self-formed during the ink dipping and drying procedure and on the surface of the ink coated gold wire, severals of these obstacles can be seen pointing outwards when viewing in TEM.

None of these obstacles are necessarily insurmountable, as can be seen by the fact that both the Afghan president and the United Nations have engaged in secret talks with the Taliban.

These results greatly reduce the set of paths to consider when searching for a shortest path among obstacles, since such a path can be seen as a sequence of subpaths without contact, except possibly at their endpoints.

Differences in estimating cost, time, scope, and quality management between parties and the traditional management practices can be seen as obstacles to ACMS full utilization.

An obvious difference is that people live in Robin Hood Gardens, many of them disadvantaged, and that preserving the knotty old work can be seen as an obstacle to the betterment of their lives by its demolition and replacement.

The older person's body can take a lot of space and by curtailing that space it can be seen as an obstacle to a meaningful daily life.

The deeper and shared understanding of the daily medication intake obstacle dynamic occurs when the "medication taker" can be seen in their role, as well as the roles of "others", and can see their scenery in a clearer and fuller manner, by exploring scene meanings in the capacity of spectator from an outside perspective, while using active imagination to test new performances and scenes.

It can be seen that presence of obstacles in the neighbourhood does not strongly affect detection, since local descriptors are utilized.

It can be seen that distance to the obstacle estimated utilizing TTC-EO follows the true distance after 4.5 m, while the distance to the obstacle estimated utilizing TTC-OF decreases closer to 3 m.

The vehicles velocities and their classifications are shown in Fig. 22 g where it can be seen that both of them represent an outgoing obstacle.

This can be seen in Figs. 6 and 7. A distant obstacle mostly does not affect the immediate trajectory points.