Sentence examples for a kind of obstacle from inspiring English sources

Crammed into a single large gallery downstairs, "Painting Into Architecture" forms a kind of obstacle course.

You "program" this biocomputer by creating a kind of obstacle course for the plasmodium from a pattern of lights and oak flakes.

The floors of train stations and hotel lobbies were still dotted with drying gobs, and the sidewalks were a kind of obstacle course, to be navigated with care.

C.A.A. did, and Michael Ovitz was then in the middle of delicate negotiations for a deal with Warner that would include movies, records, and books—a kind of all-embracing superdeal, whose major obstacle was that Lazar was busy selling a part of it separately to anyone who would listen.

A broken manhole cover or any kind of obstacle lying on the ground would certainly have made it difficult for people to keep their balance and stay on their feet, when pushed around by turbulent waves.

A tentative proposal does not logically create any kind of obstacle for its subject, and, as such, is an offer.

While the new start time will be less than an hour before first editions are printed, that appears not to have been seen as any kind of obstacle to this change, thanks to the increasing importance of online journalism.

The other arising in real time is dynamic and random, e.g. speed restrictions due to track faults, train equipment faults or any kind of obstacle on the track.

On flat ground the only difficulty that can present itself comes from any kind of obstacle.

There started the real education of François-Henri Pinault, as he crawled through a kind of industrial obstacle course toward the corner office.

In [7], a variant of Schwarz algorithm, called two-level additive Schwarz algorithm (TLAS), was proposed for the solution of a kind of linear obstacle problem.