- wrists, a bar
keeps the arms
spread away from the body,
providing an
unimpeded access to the subject's torso. When
applied to the
ankles or
between the...
-
bordered by the
Strait of Gibraltar,
where international shipping has
unimpeded transit p****age
between the
Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Morocco is represented...
- it as a
vital force, with one's good
health requiring its flow to be
unimpeded.
Originally prescientific,
today it is a
pseudoscientific concept, i.e...
-
warfare is to deny the
opponent the
advantage of—and
ensure friendly unimpeded access to—the EM spectrum.
Electromagnetic warfare can be
applied from...
- reverse)
direction was
about 15 and 40
times greater, respectively, than the
unimpeded (or forward) direction. This
lends support to Tesla's
patent ****ertion...
- red
hills of the Piedmont, it is
considered especially scenic,
flowing unimpeded for over 200
miles (320 km). Historically, it was also
called the Thronateeska...
-
armies of
Sandomierz and Kraków provinces. The
Mongols were able to move
unimpeded, and
plunder the
abandoned city of Kraków. The
Mongols invaded Poland...
-
Byzantine music was
deprived of
elements which, in the West,
encouraged an
unimpeded development of art.
Byzantium presented the
monophonic Byzantine chant...
- "Lesepfeife" or "reading pipe",
presumably because the
longer stem
allowed an
unimpeded view of one's book, and
smoke does not form near the reader's eyes, allowing...
- two
minutes behind her as the
announcers told her
story and she
reached unimpeded for her
water bottles. She
faded in the
later miles to
finish 58th in...
