Figures 7 and 8 show the distribution of temperature, gas- and liquid-phase mass flow rates, and liquid saturation (Fig. 8) under quasi-steady-state conditions just before we impose conduit obstruction for each model case (A to D).
Despite the lack of a well delineated definition, chronic ureteral obstruction imposes significant quality of life loss, increased pathological morbidity and risk of mortality as well as substantial economic burden.
And it is an easily understandable (if highly misleading) message that America could be producing more oil if only Democratic politicians would stop imposing unreasonable obstructions.
The first "obstruction" imposed by von Trier, for example, was that the film had to be made in Cuba, using shots of no more than 12 frames.
As a result of the obstruction imposed by the pulmonary stenosis, deoxygenated venous blood is shunted from the right to the left side of the heart into the arterial circulation.
"The last time we tried a process like this, of making a culture change, a behavioral change for players was coming out of the lockout with hooking, holding and interference, and it was hard," Campbell said, referring to the rules against obstruction imposed to open up the game in the wake of the 2004-5 work stoppage.
Black is seeking release on bail, although the six-and-a-half-year term he is serving was imposed for the obstruction conviction, which the Supreme Court upheld.
Indeed, in studies of demonstrations and riots, CSR often involves obstruction and violence that imposes the collective's will on an antagonistic out-group, notably the police (Drury & Reicher, 2005).
Using the technique of selective laser melting, the produced metallic FGE exhibit walls of only 150 µm thickness thereby imposing only a marginal obstruction of the flow.
Imposing a condition of obstruction, we have found dimensionless parameters that result in the blockage of the duct in the slope change zone.
