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The river is about 930 miles (1,497 km) long, but frequent rapids obstruct navigation.
Because they obstruct navigation, floating bridges are limited in nonmilitary applications, yet several long-span floating bridges have been built in modern times.
The company's proposal to span the river from West 57th Street was finally abandoned in the 1930s after objections from Manhattan property-owners and from the Port Authority, which argued that it would obstruct navigation and compete with revenues from the new George Washington Bridge and the Lincoln Tunnel.
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In 1824 a long ship canal was built to bypass silting that obstructed navigation on the IJsselmeer (Zuiderzee) and to enter the North Sea in the Texel Roads.
Barrameda derives from an Arabic word signifying "sandy gateway" and alludes to the sandbank that once obstructed the navigation of the Guadalquivir 60 miles (100 km) upstream to Sevilla, for which Sanlúcar served as the anteport in the days of Sevilla's monopoly of colonial trade.
HeadsUP!, Washington, DC - a revolutionary new windshield transparent LED display that integrates with your smartphone and allows texts, calls, navigation and social media notifications to appear on the windshield without obstructing the user's view.
This may cause problem in seamless navigation solutions in the locations, where visibility of the satellites is also obstructed in the lower elevation angles, which is a common feature in Indian urban conditions; the situation also degrades satellite geometry.
Conspiracy to obstruct justice.
He did not obstruct justice.
Or satellite navigation?
Satellite navigation system.
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