Critics have argued that pre-registration is overzealous and will hinder exploration, meaning serendipitous findings would remain hidden to us.
All too often designers, technologists, and policymakers operate independently developing products that are out of sync, lack interoperability, or are hindered by well meaning, but obstructive policy.
He also calls out OWS for what he describes as "expressly" hindering and prohibiting federation — meaning LibreSignal cannot run their own servers and then federate within the wider Signal network.
Currently on trial at youth court, the boy who cannot be named—admitted to three charges of performing an act to hinder access to a program, meaning he bombarded his targeted websites with traffic in order to temporarily shut them down.
Moreover, most parametrizations of the ICR position bring in singularities with no physical meaning, which hinder estimation.
Enduring maladaptive responses characteristic of PTSD develop partly because the trauma has impacted negatively on autobiographical memory or narrative structure for the event [ 2, 3], which hinder the individual's meaning making process.
No. 1: Upon investigation of his life -- even with all that finagling -- the Vatican would grant a 'Nihil Obstat", meaning nothing hinders.
Data integration can be hindered by differences in data semantics and meaning.
But I've also seen well-meaning friends and family hinder someone's process with misguided attempts to help.
These factors work in concert to hinder analytical understanding of the concept's meaning.
State and federal officials said the deal used provisions of the Endangered Species Act to classify the bison as a "nonessential experimental population" in Alaska - meaning that protecting them would not hinder development, including oil drilling or mining.
