Being lean will also keep the rover free of complicated, time-consuming instruments that could hamper it from assembling a diverse cache of rocks in just a few short years.
But McVeigh's defence team - partly hampered, it was claimed, by rulings from Judge Richard Matsch - presented its case in only three and a half days, calling just 25 witnesses.
This condition hampers its recovery from injuries and favors relapses.
For non-pharmacological interventions, the problem is even greater, with more than half of trials lacking essential information about the interventions. 1 A serious consequence of intervention details missing from trial reports is that it hampers clinicians from using the interventions in practice.
By cutting off Path's access to its social graph, Facebook could hamper its growth and prevent it from gaining more momentum.
In ensuing months each successive version tweaked the design and was embedded with a kill date to stop it from hampering the next one.
This serves two functions: it accommodates your mid-section's thickness if any, and it adds volume to the frock, keeping it from hampering your legs' motion.
Even political associates sometimes found Mr. Hall's obeisance to the Soviet Union excessive, and they grumbled, especially in his later years, that his inflexible views and dictatorial personality were hampering the party and isolating it from the wider political world.
And while I'm perfectly capable of making it from his hamper to the washing machine without assistance, I don't mind the company.
In this way, Glu 224 is no longer capable of ionizing the 'catalytic' water molecule and, as a consequence, it is hampered from using the protons from this water to catalyze the final cleavage of the scissile bond.
