Although Sandstorm ran the course without a hitch, avoiding parked cars and traveling between tight obstacles, its run was not without blemish.
Obstacle: Tight educational budgets.
Moreover, the crowded stringed section of the flight maze forced the birds to make increasingly tight turns around obstacles.
Similarly, freezing of gait typically occurs when adjustments are required to the locomotor rhythm for example, with gait initiation, turning, overcoming reduced stride length and negotiating tight spaces and obstacles (Okuma, 2006; Chee et al., 2009; Almeida and Lebold, 2010).
According to one expert, however, the biggest obstacle to tighter security is not with the front-line (where police and intelligence services now co-operate well), but with the senior civil servants and politicians who have the power.
The venture which began with modest goals and with considerable obstacles, including tight demand for available solar panels is now delivering electricity to some 90,000 homes, well ahead of expectations, while already taking in more money than its expenses.
HKEx has so far not seen the need to merge because of its strong pipeline of initial public offerings (IPOs) from China, while other Asian exchanges have been reluctant to seek tie-ups due to tight ownership and political obstacles.
Drivers were required to stop within twenty-five centimetres of a painted line, and they guided the car through an obstacle course of tight turns.
Intel is also an equity investor in drone tech startups, including: Yuneec, which makes drones that automatically avoid obstacles even in tight spaces; Airware, developers of an operating system for commercial drones; and PrecisionHawk, makers of a fixed-wing drone and software for agricultural and other commercial drones.
Even now, Kurds say, the central government is creating obstacles by maintaining tight control over Kurdish airspace, limiting which flights are allowed to land.
