On the contrary, the study of truth should serve as a building block to strengthen the enterprise of meaning.
In the case of MarketWatch, CNBC had bought both an introduction ad for the site — meaning that every user on the site today would have seen an ad for CNBC before getting to the MarketWatch home page — as well as what is called a "road block" of ads — meaning CNBC would have been the exclusive advertiser on the site's home page today.
Lanes and alleyways have been strung through the usual grid layout of big blocks, meaning communities can develop.
His famous disciple, Democritus of Abdera, named the building blocks of matter atomos, meaning literally "indivisible," about 430 bce.
For example, if a large fund or government wishes to purchase $1 billion of 10-year bonds, it could easily fill the order using Treasury bonds, perhaps even finding that amount in a single bond issue, but if it instead attempted to buy agency bonds, the order would have to be split up into many smaller blocks of various issues, meaning more time spent and a less efficient process in general.
The bags would then be automatically delivered to their seats, preventing the problems of blocked aisles, meaning faster boarding.
This polymer has a segregation strength that is controlled by the degree of protonation of the P2VP block, meaning that the order disorder transition can be easily tuned by the composition of the casting solution.
Ms. Ireland warns against the "big cement block" effect, meaning the use of dense paragraphs.
This cluster of ribosomal protein genes is considered to be a locally collinear block (LCB) meaning a contiguous segment of genes with low rearrangements [ 47].
The U.S. patent office appears to have granted Pfizer a patent covering any drug that blocks this enzyme, meaning that it can sue all of its potential competitors.
