Sentence examples for encounter the obstacle from inspiring English sources

In contrast, all the limbs crossed over obstacle normally when the ispilesional forelimb was the first to encounter the obstacle.

An asymmetrical deficit in limbs force production appears to be not involved in deficit because contralesional limbs normally crossed over obstacle when they were the second to encounter the obstacle.

Regardless of the mechanism, recombination proteins might be directly targeted to stressed forks, or they might travel with unperturbed forks to act once they encounter the obstacle.

Robot path when encountering the obstacle in Bug1 algorithm is shown in Fig. 1.

12. Had we elected to follow more closely the intuitive combinatorial derivation of AC as sketched above by using selectors instead of samplings we would have encountered the obstacle that—unlike the set of samplings the set of selectors is not necessarily reductive.

Simulations on mass flows are performed with a high-resolution and efficient numerical scheme that is capable of capturing rapid and detailed dynamics, including the strongly re-directed flow with multiple stream lines, mass arrest, strong shock waves and debris-vacuum generation and flow pattern formations, as the rapidly cascading mass suddenly encounters the obstacles.

Assuming that the case survives the pretrial phases intact, Mosby will encounter the biggest obstacle of all -- juries as a general rule don't like to convict the police.

Once the burglars make it into the house, they encounter obstacle after obstacle, and the lovers, not aware of the burglars' presence, argue.

But Dr. Sher, whose lab performs this procedure, has encountered the same obstacles as others.

Chances are that many of their parents encountered the same obstacles I did but at least they do not have the burdens of student debt to stand in their way.

Yoav, a Tunisian citizen who did not have French citizenship and who had encountered the same obstacles as others from Maghreb in obtaining a visa, was meant to die in France, because France stands for an ideal.