A play-it-safe attitude prevailed, with the reluctance to take aggressive steps reflecting the sometimes awkward tension that exists between the goals of protecting civil liberties and safeguarding security -- a balance that many law enforcement and intelligence officials believe has hobbled efforts to learn terrorists' intentions.
Childrens learning capacities are severely restricted if they are hobbled by disease, malnutrition or developmental delays.
"When animals lose a limb, they learn to hobble remarkably quickly," Arxiv said in a blog post on the research.
Neither is sufficient unto himself, but you learn, over time, to join your two halves together and hobble around.
Ms. Hernandez, 48, learned she was H.I.V.-positive 15 years ago, and was later hobbled by chronic pain and carpal tunnel syndrome.
My tastebuds long ago learnt that lunchtime on the slopes is inseparable from lager, so I hobbled over on my noisy plastic boots.
Although everyone over 50 remembers the 1969-1970 Knicks because of Willis Reed's famous hobbling on to the court during game seven against the Lakers, there is much more to learn about basketball by examining the 1972-1973 Knickseasonon.
When the Knicks hobble into Miami to play the Heat on Friday without Anthony in the lineup, they may just be able to learn a thing or two — not from watching the Heat's three big superstars, but from Miami's supporting cast.
On little feet, crippled feet, she hobbled up to the front of the class when she heard Mrs. Khemlani talking about the grand sweep of history, a look on her face that I had learned to associate with anger over something stupid she'd just heard.
We won't have to wait long to learn how this will play out: This year, the court is set to decide Janus v. AFSCME, a case whose likely outcome will hobble public-sector unions.
