Turturro's comic exuberance is matched by Moretti's sardonic view of life on a movie set; the practical obstacles to artistic creation are rivalled by mental crises, which Moretti depicts in a brilliant cinema-centric dream sequence.
THE mountains in the distance from the city center swiftly become the obstacles that set the track of the curving road to Austria.
And while that is undoubtedly an overly-simplistic way to look at things, it is true that each man's success in overcoming certain obstacles could set the tone for how this one pans out.
As patients wait for their turn to be measured or to take a walk on the practice stairway, the ones who have had their prosthetics longer coach the new users while the staff set up obstacle courses and demonstrate exercises.
This can be explained by the fact that in such a set-up the obstacle can be detected well in advance, which implies that the available response time is high and avoidance success rates will be large.
A reorganization plan for Conseco Inc. cleared another obstacle yesterday, setting the stage for the company to emerge from federal bankruptcy protection next month.
For initial position guiding, a motion path with the least energy consumption is generated based on the weighted optimal control; then the path is revised for avoiding obstacles by setting the path tags dynamically.
Bilbo, of course, takes the plunge, and the merry band sets forth, toward the obstacle course of dangers that Tolkien devised.
The constitutional provisions violate basic principles of justice - impartiality, transparency, and equality before the law - repeatedly, and set multiple obstacles in the rendering of justice in cases of criminal acts committed by members of the government.
The settlement, reached in 1999 under the Clinton administration, came after years of complaints and litigation about charges that the Board of Education and the custodians had set up obstacles to women and minority applicants for the jobs.
