KZ, Leeds I have developed a mantra, and try my best to live by it: never, under any circumstances, allow work to impinge on your health, family life or personal friendships.
The great liberal or leftist playwrights of the postwar period – Pinter, Stoppard and, in his Look Back in Anger days, Osborne – did not allow politics to impinge on most of their work.
However, the angular nature of these particles may allow them to impinge upon the structure of the cell.
But, a teasing joke on the prophet Muhammad aside, nothing is allowed to surface that impinges too meaningfully on reality.
Cote D'Ivoire finds itself caught in a dangerous limbo where the government must be allowed to defend itself without impinging on the freedom of the innocent a balance that is far from being attained.
She also noted that at least one part of Baumann's resolution ― "Be it resolved that no Islamic leader, religious or otherwise, shall ever be allowed to deliver the invocation at any Republican convention or event" ― would impinge on her own authority.
In this technique, X-rays are allowed to strike the crystal; the X-rays are diffracted by the crystal and impinge on a photographic plate, forming a pattern of spots.
This is, of course, a massive blow to free speech, much in the same way that not being allowed to accuse your business competitors of being child pornographers, or shout "fire" in a crowded theatre also impinges on our ability to say whatever we want whenever we want.
Furthermore, simulation of the full 3D domain allowed to identify forces time-histories and loading directions acting on a circular cylinder, with definition of an equivalent uniform velocity to characterize the flow impinging on the obstacle.
Mr. Ornstein said that he was determined not to allow the ban to impinge upon his Rosh Hashanah celebrations and that his community would be eating chicken, which is not covered by the prohibition.
