Sentence examples for through obstructions from inspiring English sources

Because these particles have no charge, they will escape the grip of ITER's magnets, advancing through any space that they can find, pushing into, or even through, obstructions — solid matter will not always stop them.

The overall inflow capacity was apparently further reduced through obstructions by the floats, which had probably not been anticipated to that extent (see Sec. 3.1).

"We have already said, on a number of occasions, that we intend to pursue all of the bonuses and compensation that was granted wrongfully to the people involved, whether through obstruction of justice or manipulation of stock price," Mr. Ranieri said.

The ideas would both have the practical effect of making it easier for Congress to slash spending through obstruction.

But Senate Republicans realized they could accomplish through obstruction what they cannot do honestly by legislation: simply eliminate the power of the NLRB to act.

If the earlier healthcare reform debate revealed anything at all, it's that Republicans are wholly uninterested in working with this administration, only about the business for maintaining the socioeconomic status quo through obstruction.

Occasionally, hemangiomas cause significant morbidity through obstruction, ulceration, or compromised cardiovascular function.

For example, airflow obstruction that defines COPD can result from destruction and enlargement of alveoli (i.e. emphysema) with loss of elastic recoil or through obstruction of small airways or both (Hogg et al, 2004).

TAA is toxic to selected populations of cells (hepatocytes, proximal convoluted tubular cells in kidney and cortical thymocytes) [ 7], and several animals studies have shown that toxin-induced renal tubular damage plays a crucial role in the reduction of glomerular filtration rate either through obstruction and back leak of renal filtrate or secondary to ROS [ 33].

India accorded such reverence to an avowed agnostic determined to break through ancient obstructions to modernisation.

In sum, we have argued folk knowledge holders in the Maasai Mara possess and continue to collect environmental knowledge yet through various obstructions often struggle to translate this information into practice.