The proliferation of communications technology, particularly satellites, is obstructing radio astronomy.
Bork was subjected to such a long, drawn out, politically disastrous cavity search by Senate Democrats that "to bork" is now in dictionaries as a verb, meaning "to obstruct," particularly for political reasons.
This is particularly true in cases of obstructed labor, where trauma to maternal tissues sufficient to produce an obstetric fistula is likely to take at least several hours before the injury threshold is crossed.
Expectations existed that no rigid time constraints be placed upon students by learning activities; students' time ought not to be obstructed for any reason, particularly demands to participate in synchronous online communication, assessment completion, or exam preparation.
"The prevention of unwanted pregnancy, particularly in adolescents, should not be obstructed by politicians," she told the AP.
The memos' content, however, is mostly unknown — and may contain useful evidence for Mueller's Russia probe, particularly in relation to whether Trump obstructed justice.
However, surgical access to the heart and great vessels is obstructed by the thymus, particularly after birth or during infancy when it occupies the largest relative space.
Nonetheless, we are aware that the mesh may hamper the cell viability, particularly if the mesh pores are obstructed with invading cells and fibrin and blood clot layers, a finding well known as a cause for ventricular catheter obstruction.
Legal experts say that some of the prosecution's case could be particularly hard to prove, especially the charges that Grace executives obstructed justice by obfuscating in interviews with investigators at the Environmental Protection Agency, and then conspired to cover up their knowledge of the asbestos risks.
Relationships between midwives and medical staff have been explored by others [ 21], with medical staff commonly reporting that midwives were disrespectful and argumentative, particularly towards junior staff, and that midwives often obstructed medical staff from gaining experience [ 21].
