Sentence examples for because of obstructions from inspiring English sources

Logging until total depth was not possible because of obstructions within the well.

In Fig. 3, the value of φ is small because of obstructions between PU and TSU.

In the last condition (no interruptions) the driver could not see the potential hazard after it just became visible because of obstructions in the built or natural environment.

However, these differential GPS and wide-area augmentation system technologies are occasionally incorrect because of obstructions and multipath effects caused by buildings and vegetation.

A larger fraction of OP data had to be excluded because of obstructions of the infra-red path by water and snow.

The ground is chaotic and unpredictable, and it can be difficult for humans to keep an eye on ground drones and control them because of obstructions from trees, structures or simply hilly terrain.

Widdop had earlier had a try rubbed out because of obstruction.

His first involvement was a missed tackle on George Pisi, his second a strong charge halted abruptly by the referee's whistle because of obstruction by Courtney Lawes.

About 60 percent of persons with Crohn disease require surgery because of obstruction of the intestinal lumen and another 20 percent because of fistulation, or connection, between adjacent structures— for example, from the sigmoid colon to the bladder.

During play, when a player cannot hit the ball that the rules require him to hit (because of obstruction by another ball or balls), he is said to be snookered and loses his turn; this situation gives the game its name.

The pancreatic duct drainage tube was removed on POD 21 because of obstruction.