Sentence examples for by creating a barrier from inspiring English sources

Cubism served Picasso well by creating a barrier to self-expression.

"The Robirds could definitely help by creating a barrier between the birds and the power plant," Nico Nijenhuis, founder of Clear Flight, told me.

They contain silica and other chemical compounds and act by creating a barrier (charred wood or foam) to the spread of flame or by generating noncombustible gases.

Hundreds simply disappeared.Morocco eventually prevailed, by creating a barrier of sand, landmines and watch towers stretching over 2,000km 1,2500 miles) across what it calls its southern provinces.

Intestinal epithelial cells (IEC) act as the first line of defense by creating a barrier against microbes.

This higher-order chromatin organization is known to regulate gene expression via creation of boundaries in chromatin [30] [32] such that they prevent (or facilitate) interactions between enhancers and promoter sequences (enhancer-blocking insulators), or by preventing the spread of heterochromatin (e.g. via PEV) by creating a barrier between active and silenced chromatin (barrier insulators).

Or you could turn to the pressure cooker, which, Ruhlman writes in "Egg," seems to alleviate the challenges of peeling even very fresh eggs by creating a moisture barrier between the shell and egg white.

An appealing option is to counter the driving forces of the migration (natural CO2 buoyancy and injection-induced over-pressure) by increasing the pressure over the leak through brine or water injection within the overlying aquifer, i.e. by creating a "hydraulic barrier".

"My thought was, if people are going hungry because of perishability and perishability is caused by water evaporating, and steel is perishable without its oxide barrier could we solve the food perishability problem by creating a thin barrier for produce?" Rogers says.

If you're in the southern United States, for example, Cravotta suggests treating the shell by creating a moisture barrier on the outside of every wall plus the floor and the ceiling, as well as adding closed-cell foam insulation to prevent condensation buildup and mold.

Others meet the standard by creating a flame barrier just beneath the surface of the mattress, to prevent fire from penetrating the product.