Such an overreaching concept of intellectual property obstructs the exchange of ideas, the referencing and reworking of earlier works that stimulate invention.
Far from obstructing this exchange of inspiration, copyright facilitates sampling, and translates the creative debt into income for the creator of the borrowed work.
In fact, it has been shown that large rivers formed a natural barrier that obstructs gene exchange between many mammal populations [ 60, 61].
The excessive fluid that subsequently accumulates in alveoli exaggerates alveolar hypoxia and obstructs the gas exchange process, leading to the pathological progression of high altitude pulmonary edema, the most lethal form of high-altitude illnesses [ 21, 22].
Income taxes discourage work; corporate taxes inhibit enterprise; even consumption taxes obstruct some mutually beneficial exchanges.
European countries worried that Mr Tsipras might offer to obstruct sanctions against Russia in exchange for aid to repay Greece's colossal debts; he said no such deal was on the table.
Although Huppenthal apologized for using "certain inflammatory words" in a statement to The Arizona Republic on Wednesday, he maintained that he participated in the blogs anonymously because he didn't want his position as an elected official to obstruct a free and open exchange of ideas.
"With a state as visible as New York, for the exchange to be obstructed is a very ominous sign for the ultimate implementation of the Affordable Care Act".
The accumulated edema further obstructs the influx and oxygen exchange of alveoli, thereby causing ARDS.
Some are infants and children, innocent, loved and well cared for, except for that fleeting moment when something other than air -- food, a small toy, a coin -- lodged in the child's larynx and obstructed the trachea, blocking the free exchange of respiratory gases.
