Sentence examples for blocked region from inspiring English sources
The results of the blocking-hole scheme demonstrate that: the deposition rate is higher under the blocked region; the gradients of the deposition rate in the edge-opened configurations are larger than those in the center-opened configurations; the tendency of the ratio of nitrogen to silicon goes up towards to the centroid in the edge-opened configurations.
The European Union's most senior official in charge of the world's biggest humanitarian aid budget, Kristalina Georgieva, urged the international community to insist on access for health professionals to the blocked region, in the same way that the regime was forced to open up to chemical weapons inspectors.
The control of drug spread that determines the blocked region is quite difficult and temporally precise manipulation is almost impossible.
Yet Fig. 4(a) shows a dramatic effect of the central obscuration (middle bar), reducing the relative change of SHG during electroporation by ∼ 80%, confirming that electroporation rotates the radiation lobes to partially cover the central (blocked) region of the collection angle.
More precisely, the algorithm finds solutions to rectangle packing problems which globally minimize wirelength and avoid given sets of blocked regions.
Also, the TLD measurements show that the dose under the blocked regions of the grid ranged from 9.7% to 39% of the dose beneath the grid holes, depending on the measurement location and beam energy.
Atoms in the N and C-terminal blocked regions were energy minimized, while keeping the remainder of the protein fixed, for 100 steps of steepest descent minimization.
Most of the observed propagation direction was outside the blocking region.
The blocking region restricts all propagating gravity waves with observed phase speeds below a critical value.
The blocking region also varied as a function of time and altitude.
The cross-tail width of the blocking region was 24 d i or about 1.5 R E. The case of narrower blocking regions had been considered previously in Pritchett (2015).
