And because of a familiar impediment, that was like a hammer hitting her in the belly.
"Those are the types of impediment that could eventually stifle economic growth," Mr. Goloven said.
Nearly three quarters of people with mild cognitive impairment, a memory impediment that can precede Alzheimer's, had Alzheimer's-like spinal fluid proteins.
As desirable as such change might be, Mr. Graetz cites an impediment that could make it about as unlikely as an overhaul of individual taxation.
Childhood illness left him with a permanent limp, he had a speech impediment that earned him general derision and he suffered from acute abdominal pains all his life.
Helen McCrory plays Elizabeth I with a speech impediment that may be intended solely to build to a gag referencing one of our greatest thespians.
Andrews and his friends went to the United States Golf Association's Web site and found Rule 23-1: "When a ball is in motion, a loose impediment that might influence the movement of the ball must not be removed".
Although articles debunking the tie between video games and violence are helpful, there is a greater impediment that stops them becoming a respected entertainment medium that can be remedied much sooner.
He came away from his early years with a lifelong stutter, a speech impediment that became a source of ridicule during his youth as well as a job obstacle during his adult life.
And he had a mild speech impediment that gave his L's a breathy quality, a sound that emanated from the back of his throat and that seemed especially emphatic whenever, in character, he introduced himself as Lieutenant Columbo.
Mr. Korzenny said that although the perception of high cost was still a strong barrier to computer ownership, lack of information about technology was an impediment that loomed just as large.
