Sentence examples for frame barriers from inspiring English sources

Frame barriers consist of rigid frames holding an impermeable membrane and use the weight of the floodwater itself to hold the barrier in place.

The Co-N-C/rGO layer with abundant mesopores possesses strong immobilization ability of polysulfides and high electronic conductivity, which could work as an intrinsic physical/chemical frame work barrier and an upper current collector to trap and reutilize the polysulfides.

This concern is of particular important in many low and lower-middle income countries, where availability of reliable population registration for sampling frame become major barriers to conduct and to obtain high quality surveys.

A row of orange barriers frames the mall's northern edge, where a half-dozen police officers patiently redirect traffic heading down Broadway.

Insofar as the atelier at La Californie appears at all, it is as a frame, an ornate barrier between two states of being.

On a stage framed by low barriers, and coloured by Lucy Carter's subtle schemes of light, the 10 dancers evolve through sharply differentiated responses to their accompanying music.

According to the abovementioned principles, we proposed the use of autologous periosteum combined with fascia lata using a stable external fixation frame as a barrier membrane.

Her political frame is a barrier to the much-needed renewal of the Democratic Party.

But at this moment in history, her political frame is a barrier to the much-needed renewal of the Democratic Party.

This culture, what I have called "The Levantine Option," if adopted as a discursive model in the current dialogue, could speak in a sophisticated and humane manner to many of the underlying barriers that frame the culture of brutality permeating the region.

How do the dominant conceptual frame and the identified barriers and enablers to cross-sectoral collaboration interact?