0 present participle of impede --
1 to make it more difficult for something to happen or more difficult for someone to do something: --
However, in distributed systems divergent application needs might be met best with multiple underlying data models, without impeding cooperation thereby.
Ageing imposes a false mask over the self, impeding the individual's ability to be and to express who they really are.
Teaching would consume too much time, thus impeding potential opportunities for performance.
The continued experiments with pedestrian crossings focused on simplifying the signifying system to avoid confusion between pedestrian and motorist, without overly impeding traffic flow.
Prophets lack impeding forces that in the - case of ordinary people suppress visions while they are awake and receive sense data.
In all cases, the subjects said they wished they had talked more about their feelings and the impeding death and showed the deceased more affection.
Collisional loss contributions are incorporated in the force equation impeding free streaming motion of the electron.
It seeks and removes obstacles impeding the free flow of information.
