Sentence examples for block of coverage from inspiring English sources

The event, which aired between 3pm and 6pm, helped BBC2's block of coverage that captured most of the semi-final (4.15pm to 7.30pm) reach an average audience of 2.5 million.

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The Gen. Musharraf regime blocked youtube in early 2008, ostensibly to block Prophet Hazrat Muhammad's cartoons, but analysts alleged the real motive was to block the coverage of a popular lawyer movement for the reinstatement of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.

For each random realization of users' positions obtained from the user distribution, we compute the transmission powers according to (2) and (4), and finally, we count the number of coverage blocking situations, i.e., the number of realizations for which there is not enough power to fulfill all the link quality requirements.

Rogowski et al. [ 20] allow for seven building blocks in the analysis of coverage decisions (trigger, participation, assessment, appraisal, reimbursement, publication, management).

A short, bald man turned the big-screen television to a station bearing a simple message in thick, white block letters: Coverage of the Olympics would resume shortly.

Tables 6, 7 and 8 compare the MEC, SWER and runtimes of SDhaP when applied to the haplotype assembly of triploids, tetraploids and hexaploids as a function of coverage and block length with those of HapTree [ 16].

Intuitively, (E(x_{0}, mathcal {I}')) gives us a quality measure for input x 0 in terms of maximization of basic block coverage.

Haplotype blocks intuitively capture LD, but lack of complete haplotype block coverage (the fraction of the genome that is found neatly within haplotype blocks) complicates this approach [31].

The policy blocked or delayed the expansion of coverage in several states, including Louisiana, New York, Ohio and Oklahoma.

The Cl− adsorption leads to selective and progressive blocking of the first 50% of coverage by O species at the Pt surface with increasing Cl− concentration (commencing at 10−7 M) while relatively little effect is seen on the place-exchanged Pt/O→O/Pt lattice that is formed beyond 1.10 V, except at Cl− concentrations greater than 10−1 M, where evolution of Cl2 commences and hence interferes.