Sentence examples for choice of blocking from inspiring English sources
Web sites are essentially given the choice of blocking the offending content in Russia, or seeing their whole sites get blocked across the country.
When this occurs, the content owner has the choice of blocking the video to make it unviewable, tracking the viewing statistics of the video, or adding advertisements to the video.
The first issue we faced was the choice of blocking methods, of which a large number have been proposed in the literature.
Membranes were blocked for 1 h at room temperature with either 3% bovine serum albumin or 5% non-fat dry milk; the choice of blocking agent was determined empirically so as to minimize the appearance of non-specific protein bands while not diminishing the signal of the Src substrate.
The results indicate that under isomorphism, with suitable choice of the blocking factors, each B-GMC blocked design has a common specific structure.
National security tariffs seem to be his weapon of choice for blocking that trade and they are inconsistent with any real trade liberalizing agenda.
SEVTSUK: Indeed, I think there are cultural, and I might even add technological determinants that have historically guided the choice of block sizes.
Both characteristics are expected to be controllable by the choice of block copolymer micelles and the parameters of the polymerization process.
Both types of blocking are shown to be highly effective in some matrices, but ineffective in others, and the choice of block size is also shown to be highly dependent on the matrix and the machine.
After Etiquette – which involved moving blocks around a table, the choice of blocks and their location determining the music being played – came Three Pieces, a robotic composition housed in the Victorian Palm House of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh.
I felt it could be done a lot more elegantly". After Etiquette – which involved moving blocks around a table, the choice of blocks and their location determining the music being played – came Three Pieces, a robotic composition housed in the Victorian Palm House of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh.
