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What is the term used for river obstructions that allow water to flow through but block vessels?
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What is the definition of a soft block?
A soft error normally occurs when you install a program that is not fully compatible with your current operating system. A soft block, allows you to ignore the warning and use the program at your own risk VS a hard block, which displays a warning and doesn't allow you to use the program.
How do you use rove in a sentence?
Ken has roving duties in the organization.
What techniques is associated with reading quickly through a block of text to get the general idea of the piece?
Scanning ! The correct is skimming..
How do you spell block?
That is the correct spelling, "writer's block."
How did opal meet miss franny block?
on the block at the laibrary
When boating on a river you may encounter strainers what are the dangers of strainers?
Strainers are obstructions that allow water to flow, but block small craft.
Why avoid too much fried foods?
Clog or block with a blood clot the blood from flowing through the blood vessels such as the arteries.
What is an air brick?
An air brick is a brick-sized block with holes embedded in a wall to allow ventilation through it.
What is a particle hysterectomy?
It is a process to block the blood vessels feeding fibroids.
When filariae block lymphatic vessels they cause the disease called?
Lymphatic Filariasis
Does Block Island allow pets?
Yes.
What is the opposite of block?
The opposite of "block" as in impede is to unblock, or allow. The opposite of block (defensive move) is to hit (offensive move).
One job of a firewall is to block?
Yes. The other is to allow. Firewalls block and allow network traffic by type (TCP/UDP) and/or port number and/or IP address.
What does a V-Chip in a TV set allow you to do?
Block Programs
Which block consists of the elements in groups 3A through 8A?
The block in the periodic table that consists of elements in groups 3A through 8A is the p-block.
Why capacitor in transistor amplifier circuit at input?
Because capacitor not allow to pass dc voltage,but capacitor allow ac voltage and signal.Purpose is to block dc voltage.That is coupling condenser.
A block and tackle is used to?
A block is used to allow your team to score. A tackle is used to stop someone from scoring.
