Sentence examples for block mark from inspiring English sources

Murals, many of which stretch half a block, mark the teams' territory.

He would have been expecting his centre-backs, Richard Dunne and James Collins, to block, mark and cover better than they had in the recent 7-1 defeat at Stamford Bridge.

If you're hunting alone in a place far from the town and if you don't have the Log-out Block marked and see a marked player, logout immediately!

Even architecturally savvy adults may need a refresher on the quoin (a stone block marking the corner of a building).

The whole milestone enterprise was rendered questionable in 1811, when the grid plan was adopted, with one corner of each block marked by a four-inch square marble post carved with the names of intersecting streets; the exhibition "The Greatest Grid," now at the Museum of the City of New York, has one of these, marked 4 and 26, for Fourth Avenue and 26th Street.

It should be noted here that the block marked as the unsafe block does not always degrade the coding efficiency.

"Main Form Load " initialization method also includes a block marked as Microsoft SAPI initialization in the scheme (Fig. 7).

The meniscal allograft is dissected from the tibial bone block marking the topographical orientation.

This process involves selecting the right tissue block, marking area(s) with the highest tumor content and least contaminating materials by a pathologist, and microdissection of the marked area to enrich tumor content.

A block was marked as being part of the liver region if at least more than half of the pixels were found in the abdominal CT window as described in the following: (3) block    marked = { 1 if    n N ≥ 0.5 0 otherwise, where n and N are the number of pixels in the abdominal window and the total number of pixel elements in the block, respectively.

Each patient block marked as containing benign tissue or cancer was sampled two times with a core diameter of 1 mm arrayed (176 cores) in a rectangular pattern with 0.7 mm between the centres of each core, creating a duplicate tissue microarray (TMA) layout using a manual tissue micro arrayer (Beecher Instruments, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA).