Sentence examples for block vcr from inspiring English sources

In 1981, an appeals court actually held the VCR illegal and asked a lower court to block VCR sales.

As a child, his household was one of the first on the block to own a VCR, making him both fiercely cine-literate and unashamedly fan-ish from an early age.

All the kids were talking about Faces Of Death, although we were the last family on my block to get a VCR so I had to wait another year before I got to see.

The integration of the these datasets allowed (1) for better mapping of fault architectures and distributions within the lease area, (2) definition of the likely zones of difficult ground conditions around seismically imaged dikes and faults, and (3) better predictions of the number and spacing of faults that offset the VCR within minable blocks.

The family's VCR had been the first on the block, he said, and now it was stolen.

For example, when movie studios sued to block the sale of Sony's Betamax videocassette recorder (VCR), they argued that Sony was liable because its customers were making unauthorized copies.

Sheinberg is further said to have squandered some of his influence by aggressively pursuing, and ultimately losing before the Supreme Court, a lawsuit to block Japan's Sony Corp. from freely selling its pioneering VCRs in the United States on the grounds that they would be used illegally to reproduce copyrighted movies and TV shows.

Glucose transport inhibitors (GTIs), cytochalasin B (CB) and phloretin blocked the active efflux and decreased steady-state accumulation of VCR in the PC-V40 subline.

The newest hardware building blocks are specialized file servers, some not much bigger than a VCR, that allow users to add storage capacity directly to Internet networks without buying full-scale server computers.

We established four T-ALL xenografts from patient samples and mice were treated with an induction-type regimen consisting of VCR, DEX, ASP and DNR (VXLD) in one or more blocks.

Across the street and one block downtown sits Hi-Tech Electronics, one of those blindingly lighted gadget emporiums that offer cameras, VCR's and other assorted electronics.