Sentence examples for which impediments from inspiring English sources

Like so much of the exhibition, the display of Clark's work is interactive, allowing a visitor to manipulate a length of anesthesia tubing, for example, in such a way that produces the sounds and even the vibratory sensation of respiration, or to wear a cloth mask into which impediments to sight and hearing have been sewn, so that the other senses may be heightened.

The final set of questions, summarized in Table 5, were meant to determine which impediments would need to be overcome in order to increase faculty participation in research commercialization.

Not only are wages the lowest in the world, but labor unions, which face impediments in organizing, are largely absent in garment factories.

Like changes in illumination direction, plastic surgery procedures induce intra-subject (face image versions of the same person) dissimilarity, which are impediments to robust face recognition.

While you're at it, insist that Speaker Pelosi restore the Kucinich Amendment, which removes impediments from states trying to implement their own single payer plans.

But it is a curiosity that some of the people in and around business who are most passionate about corporate responsibility also seem to be the most blind to the impediments which can prevent companies doing the 'right' things.

She describes the consulting room as a method set, the few props all there for a reason: model aeroplanes to signal the warmth of his life with his sons; a photograph of himself playing Othello in an amateur production (he was a failed actor); some games he might have used to teach children with speech impediments, which Amy Merry researched at the Institute for the Deaf.

In any case, CuNPs have significant impediments, which incorporate quick oxidation on subjection to atmospheric air.

The papers consider how solutions have been devised for some of the impediments, which can in turn bring new compromises in their wake.

However, there are a number of impediments which are still under resolution in order to realize the full potential of such a system.

Officials now maintain that the two books are virtually the same, now that the USGA's new rules permit competition committees to adopt a local rule classifying small pebbles in bunkers as loose impediments which can be removed, just as the R&A's rules do.