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blocking Creating an illegal track to the strike pocket by the way the lane is dressed (oiled).
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blockade An interdiction of international shipments to or from a particular port or country by the military forces of another country .Any nation seeking to impose a blockade must proclaim its intention to do so in order for the action to be valid under international law. Moreover, the 1856 Declaration of Paris requires that a blockade must be effective and maintained by sufficient force in order to be internationally recognized. See also embargo.
Ãâó: www.itcdonline.com/introduction/glossary1_ab.html
block A large quantity of a security that is either held or traded. Generally, a block is considered to be 10,000 shares or more of stock and 200,000 or more bonds.
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blocker A style of play where blocking is the primary shot.
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blocking A term referring to the occasional blocky appearance of compressed video (an artifact). Caused when the compression ratio is high enough that the averaging of pixels in 8 x 8 blocks becomes visible.
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