Sentence examples for filter that keeps from inspiring English sources
The factory is equipped with a filter that keeps any related toxins out of the air.
Both come in three finishes (dark brass, polished nickel and satin nickel) and have a frosted-glass filter that keeps the glare out of your eyes.
"When a parent installs a filter that keeps a kid from seeing a bunch of sites that may or may not be pornography, that's parenting," she said.
Not a good week Coming off the rails ReprintsThe elections were also reintroduced with a "municipal filter" that keeps truly threatening (or merely unapproved) challengers off the ballot.
Each sound channel includes an acoustically tuned in-line filter that keeps the frequencies separate and balanced until they blend naturally in your ear – not inside the monitors".
By the numbers, marijuana use seems more like a filter that keeps most people out than a gateway that lets the majority pass through.
But Retezár said that Fontus does have filters that keep dust out of the water.
Perhaps the most famous example of making do is the scene immortalized in the 1995 film "Apollo 13," when ground-based engineers figured out how to make a carbon dioxide filter that would keep the astronauts from suffocating – using only parts available to the astronauts aboard the spacecraft.
If it does, it needs to follow the courts' guidance and rely on methods — like filtering software — that keep indecent material away from children without infringing on the free expression rights of everyone else.
"Factors such as false-positives — mail that is incorrectly labeled as 'spam' — and filtering that keeps spam from ever reaching a user's inbox or spam filter, are harder to measure in external studies by other companies".
A16 A No Vote on Internet Filters Voters in Holland, Mich., rejected a measure to make library computers have filters that would keep children from being exposed to pornography on the Internet.
