Sentence examples for a protective envelope from inspiring English sources

He encouraged the extra step of painting the ceiling to create the feeling of a "protective envelope" in the bedroom, Mr. Kaufman said.

Some accessory glands form secretions by which eggs become attached to a hard surface; others secrete a protective envelope around the egg.

For around £10, artist Raoul Gardette will do a postcard-size drawing on the back of which you can write a message and post in a protective envelope to anyone you choose.

Infected muscle cells retain the larvae of Trichinella in a cytoplasmic capsule, providing them with a protective envelope and nutrients from the host [ 39].

Swarm founding wasps characteristically have large colony sizes (usually over 50 adult wasps), and nests are often provided with a protective envelope.

These groups of species are characterized by small colony sizes (rarely more than 50 adult wasps) and the lack of a protective envelope on the nest [ 56, 58, 59].

While the S-layer structure reveals a protective, porous barrier, it is interesting to see that β-sandwich folds are structurally homologous to eukaryotic virus envelope proteins, suggesting that Archaea and viruses have found a common solution for protective envelope structures.

Inactive Fe clusters surrounded by a protective graphitic envelope are produced when adsorbed polyvinylferrocene is pyrolyzed alone at 1000 °C.

The light reflected off of the 40 degree internal mirrored face, being directed downwards onto the tissue, and came to a focus 200 μm outside the ball lens and 30 μm outside a protective quartz envelope over the distal optics.

Independent founding is characterized by small, simply constructed nests without a protective paper envelope, founded by a single queen or few queens, without the assistance of workers [ 56, 57].

His wife, Colleen Salinger, told a local paper that the author had been grateful for the "protective envelope" that locals had given him.