Sentence examples for block the vision from inspiring English sources
Passing such vehicles is always problematic, and even when parked these trucks often block the vision of drivers trying to exit small streets, driveways and parking spaces.
Here is a vehicle that will use too much fuel, emit far more pollutants than cars do, block the vision of vehicles driving behind it, and with its seven-foot width stick out further than normal into the street when it is parked.
I quietly scolded myself for being so damn shallow and swore to block the vision of him toothless out of my mind, and enjoy the rest of the night with a smart, funny and intelligent man.
The driver has to swing wide to the left and his trailer will block the vision of any cars behind him.
Twelve sight-allowed (and 12 isolated) pairs were maintained in contiguous tanks for three consecutive days separated by a transparent (and opaque) partition that allowed (and blocked) the vision of the conspecific, respectively.
In addition, common leadership errors [ 19] may lead to failure in achieving the desired results: allowing complacency, failing to create a coalition, underestimating the power of vision, permitting obstacles to block the new vision, failing to create short-term wins, declaring victory too soon and neglecting to anchor changes firmly in the ICU culture.
Even the building blocks fit the vision: they're a combination of concrete and recycled Styrofoam.
The first and third block were always under the same experimental condition and in the second block, we changed the vision and/or the motor aspect of the task.
"When you watch him," Morey says, "you see that his whole thing is to stay in front of guys and try to block the player's vision when he shoots.
Meanwhile, one of the tiddler technologies of today's wearable market — head-mount displays (HMDs) which support augmented reality applications that do not fully block the wearer's vision (as a full VR headset does) — will continue to be a small player through the next five or so years, according to the analyst.
Pretty much everything else in the room that isn't a working entity and doesn't significantly block the player's vision should be tied to a func_detail brush (tie using Ctrl + T).
