| blocked p. |
encysted p.
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| blocking a. |
an agent that inhibits a biological action, such as movement of an ion across the cell membrane, passage of a neural impulse, or interaction with a specific receptor.
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| blockout w. |
a dental wax used as a blockout (q.v.) material to eliminate undercuts on master casts prior to duplication.
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| block |
a portion of a volume usually 512 bytes in size; often referred to as a "logical block."
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| blockade |
Conceptualized and popularized by Aron Nimzovich (1886-1935), it refers to the tying down (immobilization) of an enemy pawn by placing a piece (in particular a Knight) directly in front of it.
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