Sentence examples for the first obstruction from inspiring English sources

The first "obstruction" imposed by von Trier, for example, was that the film had to be made in Cuba, using shots of no more than 12 frames.

Based on the first case, prosecutors can refine their strategies in the second obstruction case in areas like jury selection, jury instructions and presentation of evidence.

The first great political obstruction of consumer protection quickly ensued.

Vent temperature and heat flux show no significant changes, or quick recovery in the first 2 years after obstruction, when the permeability decrease is less than three orders of magnitude.

To our knowledge, this is the first description of duodenal obstruction by a calf feeding nipple.

Two main mechanisms are proposed: The first is venous outflow obstruction in raised intracranial or intravascular pressure; the second is mechanical, commonly referred to as vitreo-retinal traction (Wygnanski-Jaffe et al. 2009).

Adhesive related obstructions were significantly less in patients treated with Seprafilm, with rates of obstruction within the first 2 years of surgery being over sixfold higher (0.9 % with Seprafilm as opposed to 6.5%% without Seprafilm).

What the founding generation did not (and probably could not) imagine was obstruction as the first and sometimes the only order of business; what they did not foresee was a Senate faction that does not believe, as they believed, that "the true test of a good government is its aptitude and tendency to produce a good administration".

The obstruction of the first aquifer layer caused by construction has the greatest influence on the MAZ.

Clinical findings include difficulty in feeding and nasal obstruction in the first year, and potential for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaks and meningitis.

This study is the first prospective examination of airway obstruction and risk factors in HIV-infected persons during the HAART era.