Sentence examples for uncertain blocking from inspiring English sources

Still, somewhere between a few hundred and a few thousand demonstrators each day are keeping the atmosphere in the Georgian capital uncertain, blocking roads from time to time, besieging the State TV channel, and pitching tents at the entrance to the Chancellery.

For uncertain systems described in the standard LFT form, we consider the problem of designing robust ℒ2-gain disturbance feedforward controllers if the uncertain blocks are described by integral quadratic constraints (IQCs).

In the uncertain block, the procedure was the same as in the previous experiments.

In the uncertain block, the offers were presented in black (as in the previous experiments) and thus the uncertainty of the game was high.

It could be argued that given that the nature of the task is rather artificial, in the uncertain block participants relied on the valence of the words because they had nothing else to go on.

This experiment manipulated the same variables as Experiment 1 and 2 (valence of adjectives -positive vs. negative-, type of offers -fair vs. unfair- and ISI -100 vs. 1300 ms-) and added the variable of contextual uncertainty (certain vs. uncertain block).

Although elevated neutrophil accumulation is often observed during cerebral ischemia/reperfusion, the exact pathogenesis role of neutrophil infiltration is uncertain, and blocking the postischemia neutrophil recruitment is not necessarily leading to improved outcome [ 39].

Last year the chief constable of Surrey, Bob Quick, accused prosecutors of blocking uncertain cases in order to meet central targets.

The blocking is dull and uncertain, with much of the action obscured by a desk.

A1 U.S. Won't Block Olympic Bid The Bush administration, uncertain that it could block China's bid for the 2008 Olympics in the vote on Friday, has decided to remain silent.

Yet virtually on the eve of the election, it remains uncertain what issues would block a deal if the parties are in fact pushed by fractured returns into negotiations to form a "grand coalition," like the one Ms. Merkel headed from 2005 to 2009 — with Mr. Steinbrück her widely praised finance minister and partner in getting through the 2008 financial crisis.