Goldsmiths cognitive psychologist Guido Orgs explains that for many viewers, expectations of dance – as a series of virtuosic moves set to music – can impede engagement with more experimental work.
For the most part, protesters remained peaceful during Thursday's confrontation, though at one point, an activist set fire to a heap of tires that were part of a blockade set up to impede the progress of advancing officers.
Widdop looked set to score only to be impeded by Hodges as he chased his grubber kick, but winger Eto Nabuli was alert enough to take advantage of Vidot's dithering to get his hand to the ball.
Planners of the exploring excursions, set to begin early next week, saw nothing on the landscape to impede the 400-pound, six-wheel rover's wide-ranging maneuvers.
But when the PALs were installed, the Strategic Air Command had all the codes set to 00000000 so that the locks would not impede a quick launch in a crisis.
Marques' vital investigations into human rights abuses should not be impeded by the threat of jail, which is set to loom over him for two years under the court's terms.
Also, the lack of a fine-grained delegation mechanism impedes the use of S3 in data-driven science projects where scientists often want to delegate access rights to a particular data set to an application/job running on their behalf.
"We will do nothing to impede the mission".
At the same time, Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia and longtime protector of the prerogatives of the Senate, created a complex set of rules intended to impede those who would dare to use reconciliation to rewrite federal policy rather than produce budget savings.
Or do they tend to impede its development?
