In the days leading to the impasse, it was a strong backer of the campaign to demand that "Obamacare" be defunded in exchange for Republican approval of funding for the government.
At right parieto-occipital regions the gamma power was stronger just before hint presentation for mental impasse leading to timeout than for mental impasse leading to a correct solution (Fig. 2B).
First, we found strong gamma band responses at parieto-occipital regions which we interpreted as (i) an adjustment of selective attention (leading to a mental impasse or to a correct solution depending on the gamma band power level) and (ii) encoding and retrieval processes for the emergence of spontaneous new solutions.
The shock treatments inflicted on workers – particularly in Greece, Spain and Portugal – demonstrate the political impasse leading to the destruction of social rights, which undermines democracy while maintaining despair.
Chester E. Finn, a Republican who is president of the Fordham Institute, an education research group, said the Congressional inaction was leading to an increasingly serious impasse in American government.
The authority, which estimated that Mr. Silverstein's initial proposal would cost $3.5 billion, did not want to finance big office towers that could sit empty, leading to a 16-month impasse.
House Democrats went so far as to allow a temporary surveillance measure to expire in February, leading to a five-month impasse and prompting accusations from Mr. Bush that the nation's defenses against another strike by Al Qaeda had been weakened.
The farther right the Republicans went, the father left Democrats were forced to go to counter the threat, leading to a state of perpetual impasse and culminating in the shutdown of the federal government.
Barriers were described that could impede the process of Finding Common Ground leading to conflict and possibly resulting in an impasse.
It is, of course, possible that a dramatic development will break the impasse at the last minute, leading to an emerging majority party.
