Sentence examples for blocks of the exchange from inspiring English sources
No protester got within blocks of the exchange when the symbolic bell ringing took place at 9 30.
So do many of the employees of Goldman , Sachs which has its headquarters a couple of blocks southeast of the exchange.
Thorough kinetic studies show size-dependent inhibition of these compounds resulting in either a competitive or non-competitive blocking of the base exchange reaction in the low micromolar range.
The common way of handling these big blocks on the floor of the exchange has been to break them into smaller orders executed over a period of time.
Moreover, the solution through the desalination compartment was acidified indicating preferable blocking of the anion-exchange membrane.
A mutant protein that blocks the exchange of ADP-Pi with ATP will dramatically reduce the level of ATPase activity, but it would not impair cohesin function if the ADP-Pi state is the active form.
Again, however, creatures in high-latitude freshwater ecosystems often experience such conditions each winter when ice blocks the exchange of oxygen from the overlying air.
A special offering is the offering of a block through the facilities of the exchange at a price not in excess of the last sale or the current offer, whichever is lower, but not below the current bid unless special permission is obtained.
To identify unstructured compared with structured (i.e. exposed compared with blocked) residues, the exchange of the peptide-backbone-bound hydrogen with deuterium from H2O-based buffer was mapped using DXMS in the recombinant RGL1 N-terminal domain (RGL1N).
This layer of ice will effectively block the exchange of energy between the cold air above and the warm water below; therefore, cooling will continue at the surface, but, instead of dropping the temperature of the water below, the heat losses will be manifested in the production of ice.
A temporary court injunction blocking the exchange of personal data between Argentina and Brazil was previously working to aid those with a known history of hooliganism.
