| blocker |
A goalie's glove that goes on the hand that holds the stick
Ãâó: www.seattlethunderbirds.com/fanzone/terms.html
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| blocking |
Messages passed among nodes can be either blocking or non-blocking. When blocking messages are sent, the routines that handle the message passing wait until the application buffers, locations in the application's memory that are used as a source or destination of data passed as messages, are freed for reuse before returning. Note: this does not necessarily mean that the operation has been completed. ...
Ãâó: www.ats.ucla.edu/rct/hpc/parallel_computing/termin...
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| blockout |
a printed patter which obscures write-through on a printed business form.
Ãâó: www.fraserprinters.bc.ca/fraspr/gutnglos.htm
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| block |
Blocking is a defensive skill used to counter a spike coming from close to the net. A block is usually made by jumping in the air and raising a leg and/or back to divert the ball back into the opponent's court. A block counts as one contact.
Ãâó: takraw.webark.org/glossary.html
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| blocking |
the moving of people around the stage by the stage director to set up the patterns that will be followed during the performance of the opera
Ãâó: www.patriciagray.net/operahtmls/terms.html
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