Sentence examples for hinder the flow from inspiring English sources

In most metals, impurities quickly degrade the conductivity and thus hinder the flow of electricity.

However, a decentralized police apparatus tends to hinder the flow of intelligence between the various components of the system.

"It will also hinder the flow of refugees and asylum seekers who flee from their country and arrive in Kampala".

The best definition of writing I could give would be "letting speak" - if that word "let" is understood in all its double and triple senses: to allow (something or someone else) to speak; to interrupt (hinder) the flow of speech, break language up, allowing for what's unspoken to infiltrate its frequency; to underwrite or lease out speech.

In central Hackney they have risen by 21% in the past two years, against 8% for London as a whole, according to Hometrack, a property-information company.Whether the Olympics will help or hinder the flow of prosperity eastwards is uncertain (see article), but plans for developing higher education should certainly help.

The present study will focus on optimizing the front dynamics in the presence of obstructions that might hinder the flow.

We suggested that the PtNC film provided low recombination of transport carriers due to its high-quality single crystallinity, and no more grain boundaries existed in a PtNC to hinder the current flow.

This occurs when the flow of the river is reduced or altered, which hinders the flow of nutrients, sediments, and wildlife migration.

Addition of scaffolds induces a blockage effect, hindering the flow in the central vortex core returning to the rotating base.

When the joint CIA, FBI and NSA investigation was launched in July, Brennan said, he drew on the lessons of intelligence failings before 9/11 to ensure there were "no stovepipes or barriers" hindering the flow of information between the agencies.

The Back Bay mill basins never developed as their promoters had envisioned, partly because the construction of railway lines through them in the 1830s hindered the flow of water.