Sentence examples for be well shielded from from inspiring English sources

It, too, is deployed from the top of the robot arm, which can direct the device to dig horizontally (under a boulder, for instance, where any life will be well shielded from the harsh atmosphere) or vertically into the soil.

Detectives focused on the possibility that the gunman was well shielded from sight, aiming from within a vehicle in parking lots some distance from his victims, who were oblivious to being stalked.

The average length of the vectors varies significantly across the site because some microphones were nestling in hollows and were well shielded from the wind, whilst others were mounted on stands of typical height 1 m and placed in positions exposed to prevailing wind conditions.

Experiments to detect neutrinos need to be well shielded, because high-velocity cosmic rays from outer space produce spurious signals.

The Thermus structure indicates that the seven FeS centres in the hydrophilic arm involved in passing electrons from FMN to CoQ are reasonably well shielded from O2, so that O2 is most likely to access electron carriers at the FMN and CoQ sites, although there are FeS centres at both termini which could also donate electrons to O2 [ 81].

Both the UK and US governments want drone attacks (and, as far as the UK is concerned, special forces operations as well) shielded from public scrutiny.

They appeared well shielded from the bright light of our economic miracle.

Whether an object is dominated by quantum fuzziness has less to do with how big it is than with how well it can be shielded from outside disturbances -- tiny vibrations, bombarding air molecules or even particles of light.

Mr Ruff said the Jupiter Island mansion might well have been shielded from anyone seeking compensation from Mr Fuld alone because it was already in joint ownership.

In contrast, wells that are shielded from the waterflood by the fault are flooded in underbalanced fashion.

In shielded contraction, some non-tautological beliefs cannot be given up; they are shielded from contraction.