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potential

[puh-ten-shuhl] / pəˈtɛn ʃəl /




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Interest in autonomous drone technology is high, and it’s easy to see the potential for a software platform that can connect drones and enable them to operate regardless of counter-drone measures, such as GPS jamming.

From Barron's

"Northern Ireland has the potential to be at the centre of that."

From BBC

"The strategy outlines a vision for a sport where everyone feels respected, valued and able to fulfil their potential," the BHA said.

From BBC

In a statement, her sister said she had shown potential at college, where she studied animal care, but her anxiety grew as she became older and she found it hard to leave the house.

From BBC

"In contrast to the energy price shock in 2022, this shock was occurring at a point when growth was below potential," the BoE said in its meeting minutes.

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