Mr. Bull said that wearing an iPod all the time amounts to "blanking out" other people.
Prior to blanking, the sheet is formed with a set of ridged dies, from which pre-blanks are cut and then flattened into true blanks.
Great care is taken to maintain the courtly Reagan image, even to blanking out the middle letters of such mild swearwords in his diary entries as "hell" and "damn". "I was born February 6 , 1911 in a flat above the local bank in Tampico, Illinois," Mr. Reagan writes.
Davis was on its way to blanking Our Lady Queen of Angels, which advanced to the silver division final last year.
The resurfacing may have been either endogenic in nature, involving the eruption of fluid material from the interior (cryovolcanism), or, alternatively it may be due to blanking by the impact ejecta from nearby large craters.
Such models have been used to understand adaptation to blanking periods and to tune the balance between sensory and proprioceptive inputs (Madelain and Krauzlis 2003).
