Sentence examples for and shielded in a from inspiring English sources
The SQUID unit was composed of a high-Tc SQUID sensor (JSQ GmbH, Jülich, Germany) surrounded by an input coil, cooled in liquid nitrogen, and shielded in a set of shielding cans.
Perhaps comedian suits her best: humor is both her weapon and shield in a world that she can't control and sometimes doesn't understand.
Yes, even for a dozen men and women clad head-to-toe in padding, helmets and shields in a Yuma park one Saturday afternoon, the climbing temperatures were as telltale a sign of the coming dead season as falling leaves and the first dusting of snow in cold winters. .
It was Hoffman's third year at Ragnarok, a weeklong, immersive medieval-fantasy event that draws 1,500 self-described nerds and history buffs from all over the world to the picturesque grounds of Pennsylvania's Cooper's Lake each year, where they use foam-padded boffers and shields in a series of full-contact battle games.
Anterior flanges have been added to the humeral components of some total elbow arthroplasty systems to improve load transfer to the humerus and thereby reduce stress shielding in an effort to decrease the incidence of loosening.
The monument tells the tale of Magdalene Smith and Mary McNaughton who, returning home from church in heavy rain and shielded by an umbrella, walked out in front of a tramcar and were both killed.
Stored properly -- kept at room temperature and shielded from light in an acid-free box or photo album -- conventional photos last much longer than those produced by inkjet printers.
Parents in the audience were forced to distract and shield their children in a reportedly frantic effort to prevent a barrage of awkward questions.
Changes in other phenylpropanoid precursors, including cinnamic and trans-caffeic acids, occur in both irradiated and shielded leaves as does the increase in an isoflavone reductase-like1 protein (Table S9 in Additional file 2).
It is this combination of the effects of penetration and shielding that results in an ns orbital having a slightly lower energy than an np orbital, for the latter has zero amplitude at the nucleus.
The opto-electronic response of this device was measured with a Keithley 4200 SCS and a Micromanipulator 6150 probe station in a clean and shielded box.
