It is a grand claim, but one that helps explain Egypt's indignation at the ongoing construction of a blockage on the Nile, thousands of miles upstream: the $4.7bn£2.8bnbn) Grand Ethiopian Renaissance dam (Gerd).
The work presented in this paper, on the estimation of blockage dimensions in ducts, is based on the theoretical and experimental analyses of eigenfrequency shifts due to the presence of a blockage.
Ms Berelowitz said: "Parents may think they can control what's going on because they can have a blockage on the computer, but the reality is children can get anything they like on their mobile phones.
As comfortable as it looks, fluffy bedding is a killer - your hamster could choke on it, get a blockage in their digestive system from it, or even get it tangles around their limbs and chew their own leg off!
George Osborne seems to be a "blockage" on environmental issues, he says.
Yet another gargantuan traffic jam has gripped the freeway that links Inner Mongolia's coal fields to metropolitan Beijing, possibly exceeding a blockage on the same road that drew global attention last month, Chinese news sources report.
The 60 m high KHPP-2 dam forms a blockage on the Naryn River resulting in a reservoir with a volume of 70 106 m3 extending 10 km upstream from the dam.
MPP+ exerts a blockage on the electron transport chain in the mitochondria of DA neurons and generates reactive oxygen species (ROS), which effectively kill the neurons [ 83].
Taken together, our data suggest that RB silencing causes a blockage on the VP-16-induced autophagic flux, which is followed by apoptosis in GBM cell lines and in cancer stem cells.
Metabolic profile changes reported herein are followed by the appearance of molecular markers for apoptosis, pointing to the fact that if tumour cells experience interruption of the altered metabolic network that turns glycogen rapidly into nucleic acid ribose and fatty acids, that interruption will impose a blockage on cell cycle progression.
