Sentence examples for regions obstacles from inspiring English sources

The main idea is to 'guide' packets (birds) to form flocks and flow towards the sink (global attractor), whilst trying to avoid congestion regions (obstacles).

As highway tunnels continue to extend to mountainous, underwater, and urban regions, obstacles will be more complex.

After the latter classification phase, three regions (classes of pixels) are obtained: road region, obstacles on the road, and environment region, while the on-road obstacle class is important only.

While the IHR provides an official platform for infectious disease surveillance experts to communicate essential information, the vertical structure of WHO and the outdated geopolitical boundaries of the WHO regions create obstacles for infectious disease surveillance practitioners and other professionals to communicate in a timely manner during crises.

While guidelines on task shifting and recommendations on transforming health professional education exist, this study provides new evidence that countries in the ECSA region face obstacles to adapting their practice and education regulations accordingly.

In the more developed regions, the main obstacles include inadequate use of technology, access to care associated with the organization of the health system and delays in initiating clinical interventions or required procedures [ 8, 11], the last proved to be associated with a significant proportion of cases [ 12].

The report, Juvenile Justice in the CEE/CIS (Central and Eastern Europe/ Commonwealth of Independent States) region: Progress, Challenges, Obstacles and Opportunities, notes that across the region, fewer children are being put into prison.

In the Arab region, are the obstacles and challenges centered more in one than the other two?

His reporting focuses on efforts to revitalize the region's economy, obstacles to economic transition and the human impact of a century of extraction.

We show that the first protocol Geographic-Forwarding-Geocast (GFG) has close-to-minimum overhead in dense networks and that the second protocol Geographic-Forwarding-Perimeter-Geocast (GFPG) provides guaranteed delivery without global flooding or global network information even at low densities and with the existence of region gaps or obstacles.

Subaerial velocities calculated for the region of the obstacles are more compatible with the ones reported in Table 2.