Sentence examples for ones to block from inspiring English sources

CTO and co-founder Shreyans Mehta says they look at intent and the way the customer has configured the product, then count on machine learning to help determine which bots can come in and which ones to block.

Consequently, many windows at the Arches were replaced with double-glazed ones, to block out the sound of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, which runs in front.

Intellectual property allows one to block access to the datasets on which one's scientific contribution is based.

Democrats have used a filibuster or threat of one to block at least three other Bush appeals court candidates.

"Somehow, that scrawny body broke free and made a great throw," said Snee, who had a good view, having no one to block.

Yet, as things stand, it is the small nations that have disproportionate power through a voting system of "qualified" majorities that allows just four small countries to gang up with a single big one to block EU action.

From the front row, crouched forward, and with no one to block my view, the effect was particularly disorienting.

We speculated that BMP might have two independent effects: one to block multilineage differentiation by maintaining Cdh1 and another to influence the direction of differentiation independently of Cdh1.

Tubes were inverted 10x and kept on ice in the dark for one hour to block nonspecific binding sites.

No one seeks to block use of the sonar in wartime or national emergencies.

We need ways to align supply chains to solve problems, instead of allowing any one barrier to block everything.