Sentence examples for active obstacle from inspiring English sources
So why stick with a leader who is an active obstacle to winning for Democratic hopefuls in swing or red-tinged districts?
If this doesn't work--if your former adviser evolves (or devolves) from passive snag to active obstacle--then something else is up, and it's important to learn what it is.
To overcome these obstacles, active industrial and technology policies must claim a front seat in the development agenda.
However, this promise is often overshadowed by greater surface area and higher reactivity of nanostructured active materials - obstacles that must be overcome to be practical.
But as Echodyne pointed out to me, quadcopters aren't flying at 300 knots; it's more important to locate closer, more active threats and obstacles.
Although IHR 2005 contains some provisions that directly address these obstacles, active support by the World Health Organization and its member states is required to strengthen national and global surveillance capabilities.
The derived control law, which is an explicit function of the reference states and instantaneous positions of obstacles, allows active spacecraft to avoid collision in real-time.
With active immunization, the main obstacles of passive immunotherapy, specifically the comparatively short antibody half-life, may be overcome.
The question now is: how can one explain the low rates of vaccination attendance outside of epidemic contexts in parts of the world where general levels of opposition to the practice are quite low, where one find mostly passive acceptance or demand and where the various obstacles inducing active or passive refusal are almost absent?
Based on some kind of active set strategy, the discrete obstacle problem can be reduced to a sequence of linear problems, which are then solved by some efficient methods.
The immunosuppressive microenvironment induced by growing tumors is a major obstacle to develop active immunotherapeutic approaches for cancer due to its suppression in the protective anti-tumor immunity.
