Sentence examples for bulky blocks from inspiring English sources

In close running for the Carbuncle prize this year was Castle Mill student housing, a series of bulky blocks that now march along the edge of Oxford's ancient Port Meadow landscape.

Such has been the effect of Oxford's new Castle Mill student housing development on the edge of Port Meadow, a group of bulky blocks that despoil the landscape and block the long-cherished view, in a move slammed by critics as like "building a skyscraper next to Stonehenge".

PAA21- b-PAPEO14 is a bulky block copolymer.

This serves multi-fold: (1) maximal sequentiality in HDD is ensured, i.e "HDD request queue" is made free from unnecessary contention and interruption causing blocks; (2) the future references to the non-bulky blocks are prevented from causing contentions for HDD disk I/O, as the semantic blocks have a high probability to appear in the same pattern [8, 28, 34].

High-molecular-weight bulky-block poly(fluorenyl ether thioether ketone)s were successfully synthesized by a two steps one-pot protocol using N,N′-dimethy-S-carbamate masked dithiols for vanadium redox flow battery (VRB) application.

A wall of steroidal apartment towers line Stratford High Street to the south, dressed in cheap plastic cladding, with more bulky apartment blocks to the west, while the monstrous hulk of a 1,000-room 1,000-rooment accommodation block is rising to the north-east – given permission by the same planning team that will be jUniteg the forthcoming student.

With their greater thirst for electricity, laptops still need bulky charger blocks that deliver power at 16.5 volts and up.

Even when these requirements are met, the incorporation of bulky building blocks can decrease the coupling efficiency.

Since UV lesions are bulky and block the progression of replicative DNA polymerases, when the replication forks collide with UV-induced lesions during the S phase of the cell cycle re-priming events may take place downstream of the lesions, leaving ssDNA gaps behind the fork.

As an example, Pluronic F-108 NF, a poloxamer 338 molecule, has a bulkier middle block.

The bulky CuA-site blocking phenylalanine residue (F273) was assumed to hinder monophenolated substrates in catechol oxidases [16 18].