For safety reasons, the blade is enclosed in two guards.
The facility used to make radioactive components for nuclear bombs; it is enclosed in three hundred and ten square miles of woods and swamp.
In the viviparous shark Squalus acanthias several eggs pass one after the other through the shell gland, where they are enclosed in one long delicate membranous shell that soon disintegrates.
The numeric options for the NRS were enclosed in ten boxes and the scale ranged from 0 to 5 at 0.5 intervals; zero indicated a lack of competence while 5 indicated full competence.
A monomer name that contains more than one word can be enclosed in parentheses e.g., poly vinyl chloride)—although in industrial usage the parentheses are often omitted.
The scheme combined all eukaryotes, which are organisms whose DNA is enclosed in a nucleus, into one large group, and split the prokaryotes, which are organisms whose DNA is not contained in a nucleus, into the bacteria and archaea.
When the park was enclosed in 1637 there were six gates in the boundary wall: Coombe Gate, Ham Gate, Richmond Gate, Robin Hood Gate, Roehampton Gate and Sheen Gate.
To achieve this, the roots, mature leaves, young leaves and the apical part were enclosed in a system of four parallel cuvettes [10].
After 45 days, all branches were enclosed in mesh bags (<0.5 mm mesh size) to prevent further colonization and escape of the established fauna.
One control and one RT-exposed B. oleracea pot were enclosed in each of the four replicate insect cages under both of the temperature treatments.
