However, GPS signals are seriously distorted when passing through walls and other obstructions.
In our area of northern New Jersey, the result seems to be fewer blips from overpasses or other obstructions.
Armed with heavy hatchets for chopping through barricades and other obstructions, they were employed particularly in siege and trench warfare.
They couldn't, either because they were injured or because the paths were impassable from rockslides or other obstructions.
The convoy was cleared to go beyond and the Syrian authorities provided a bulldozer to clear the road of debris, earth mounds and other obstructions.
Among other obstructions, Mr. Assad has blocked any United Nations agencies from the shortest and safest route into rebel territory, across the opposition-controlled border with Turkey.
Bars, fences and other obstructions recur in these early pictures, contributing to the subtle construction of the compositions, but also keeping everything at a distance.
Neutrinos travel cosmic distances in a straight line, interact weakly, and can reach us even through dust clouds or other obstructions.
Police officers in helmets then stepped in, helping to clear further rows of metal barricades before tents, canopies and other obstructions – including a sofa – were torn down and carried away.
Yet the limitations of that setting — on a temporary platform, down a lengthy staircase from the main plaza, surrounded by fences and other obstructions, and accessible through an isolated gate — have upset Reform and Conservative Jewish leaders.
And endurance becomes an organic condition in Kimi Weart's graphite drawings, "Love Conquers All: Series 1-11," depictreesthats thavehabsorbedrbed wire fences and other obstructions into their trunks in a process of slow self-surgery.
