Sentence examples for preventing materials from inspiring English sources

High winds force cranes to shut down for hours, preventing materials and machinery from reaching any level of the building.

Specifying by part number from approved suppliers is the most reliable way of preventing materials mix-ups with nonmetals.

"They are also an effective way to make the exam materials secure, preventing materials from being photocopied, shared or otherwise compromised".

These include transporting nutrients into the cell, allowing waste to leave, preventing materials from entering the cell, averting needed materials from leaving the cell, maintaining the pH of the cytosol, and preserving the osmotic pressure of the cytosol.

Clearly, preventing material losses (i.e. utilizing raw materials maximally) improves the exergetic efficiency of industrial bread chains.

Specific details of the 2011 decree included barring Facebook from making misrepresentations about privacy and security of personal information; getting user consent before making change that override privacy preferences; preventing material to be shared after an account was deleted or deactivated; and maintaining a privacy program assessing risks and getting this audited every two years.

But like resolution 1540, passed by the UN Security Council at America's urging two years ago, it requires governments to pass laws to prevent materials and know-how from falling into the wrong hands.

Well, take for example, polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs), which used to be widely used to prevent materials from melting.

Neurosurgeon Professor Steven Gill said: "One of the biggest problems facing many researchers in the past has been finding a way to get past the blood/brain barrier, which prevents materials from blood entering the brain.

The library's main storage facility induces a chill, literally: It's kept at 50 degrees and 35% relative humidity to prevent materials from degrading.

Choose gloves with elastic around the wrist section to prevent materials from coming into direct contact with your hands.