Sentence examples for creating obstructions from inspiring English sources
Ice jam floods generally occur in the Arctic in the spring, when rapid warming can break up river ice, creating obstructions and flooding of nearby settlements.
In Part A of this paper we presented a novel smart foam pig, with sensing capabilities analogous to those of a multi-channel caliper pig, but characterized by very low operating risks due to its high capability to negotiate restrictions and its very low likelihood of creating obstructions, hence encouraging more frequent pipeline inspection campaigns.
However, in other cases the wicking height is somewhat less presumably due to the presence of a portion of the wool component which creates hindrance in the movement of liquid by creating obstruction and facilitating some degree of absorption.
Marked elongation of the interventricular septum (IVS) resulted in displacement of the septal crest into the left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT) creating obstruction and an over-riding aorta (Fig. 5F, arrowheads).
In Ohio, militia felled trees across roads and created obstructions with fence planks to delay the Confederates' progress.
Instead, they will disintegrate in the elements or create obstructions in indoor areas until they are removed and thrown out by maintenance workers.
"Lautner's rooms are all about light," said Mr. Lowe, "and these pieces are light sculptures; their transparency does not create obstructions".
And as they had expected, the itinerant muscle cells committed suicide before getting the chance to create obstructions.
When the terraces create obstructions that can trigger flooding, landowners convert them into drains and divert drainage flows to plots sharecropped by landless families.
In a newsletter to the 18,000 households on its patch, chairman Keith Roberts advised the race could "decimate" the area's "enviable record of the lowest level of criminality", and residents might consider "digging a trench across points of entry or creating other obstructions".
