Sentence examples similar to blocks long distance from inspiring English sources
She has since blocked long distance on the upstairs phone (guests use calling cards) and instituted a detailed agreement for housemates to sign.
You may even consider blocking long distance calls.
Interestingly, silencing of the fibrillarin gene blocks long-distance movement of the virus but does not affect virus replication and movement via plasmodesmata.
Southwestern Bell blocks outgoing long distance calls so big bills can't be run up.
'Wagonload' refers to conventional SWL (Single Wagon Load) from customers, transported by a feeder rail freight operator to a nearest or suitable marshalling yard or terminal for consolidation, from where they are transported by long distance block or shuttle trains to the destination terminal or marshalling yard, and then on to destination by feeder train transport.
With these building blocks we compose short and long distance network paths.
Even though a strong correlation exists between the HCE number and block length (Spearman's rho correlation coefficient = 0.87, p = 2.2e-16), quite a number of HCE blocks span rather long distances with relatively few HCEs (Figure S7).
These blocks extend over long distances and are constituted by central arrays of highly conserved non-coding elements of regulatory potential and their developmental regulated target genes, whose maintenance is fostered by selection against the accumulation of potentially deleterious TEs [31].
In collaboration with the Strittmatter laboratory (Dept. of Neurology, Yale), we are engaged in a randomized blinded study of the long-term effects of function blocking anti-NOGO antibodies on long distance regeneration of severed spinal cord axons, as well as evaluating potential negative side effects of such treatments.
Telephone companies may be able to block 900 telephone numbers, international, long distance and local toll calls.
Consumers can go to the company's Web site (www.priceline.com) to bid on blocks of long-distance time.
