Sentence examples for understandable blocks from inspiring English sources

By segmenting the product line into a few understandable blocks, you reduce complexity and, in the end, assist the consumer more than anyone will ever know.

This delay is understandable: cycloheximide blocks all de novo synthesis of luciferase protein whereas ICI 182780 prevents the synthesis of mRNA coding for luciferase and not the translation of pre-existing mRNA.

In our opinion, the best way to overcome this weakness is to offer end-to-end composition from the user interface to service invocation, plus an understandable abstraction of building blocks and a visual composition technique empowering end users to develop their own applications.

It would have been more understandable had the US blocked the request on national security grounds, Lloyd said.

These stumbling blocks are perfectly understandable.

This is understandable -- last year they successfully blocked a $930 charge to a Wal-Mart in Texas, after two smaller charges went through.

This week The Economist argues that an understandable thirst for justice should not block a deal that would save lives.

Ensuring the name is identifiable, understandable and reputable is the building block to optimising recruitment and retention into the study.

"I kind of had the run and the move to win the race, and Regan obviously tried to block it, and that's understandable.

But this is understandable as all Google services are still blocked in China.

The heavy demand for widely used clay bricks and concrete blocks as masonry units is quite understandable with the boom in the construction industry.