Sentence examples for few blockages from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Mexico has quite a few blockages as well.

In February 1990 he died in his sleep of a heart blockage a few days after completing a race in Italy.

A further comparative study showed that, unlike the case of a solar chimney power plant, a circular blockage a few meters in front of the solar collector entrance barely improved the heat dissipation performance of the hybrid system when exposed to a strong ambient crosswind, however, it slightly boosted its self-power-generation capacity.

For example, dams block migration indefinitely, whereas the vast majority of natural landslides are passable after a few hours or days; even large blockages are eventually worn down.

SDA demonstrated high accuracy to within a few millimeters when evaluating BoNT/A-induced blockage of horizontal contraction in the fronto-glabellar area.

It only takes a few good quirts to clean a blockage.

The risk of death from an arrhythmia is greatest within the first few minutes of the onset of a blockage in a coronary artery or of acute ischemia (reduction of blood flow) occurring in the region of the heart muscle.

It looks like the final bidders were IAC and MySpace, with a number of other bidders falling off in the last few weeks (perhaps spooked by the MySpace blockage of Photobucket videos).

In the initial few minutes, G*C T displayed a significant increase in blockage at the lesion site (green arrow), which decreased after the full-length product was produced.

In the quasi-steady propagation regime with the lowest blockage obstacles, burning pockets of gas extended only a few obstacles back from the flame-tip, whereas burning pockets were observed further back in tests with the higher obstacle blockage.

These examples provide some support for a possible relationship between viral blockage, deleterious host effects and Wolbachia density, but too few strains have so far been examined.