Sentence examples for protection shield from inspiring English sources

All findings lead to the conclusion that the outer tube acts as a protection shield for the inner tube (at least up 11 GPa).

Much of policing technology is being privatized, and private vendors — claiming trade secret protection — shield data from the public and researchers.

The ship might collide with an asteroid at the outer edge of the solar system or its thermal protection shield might break apart and all on board might spend eternity asleep in their freeze boxes, never aging but essentially dead.

"The scheme will be a protection shield against instances of farmer suicides because of crop failures or damage because of nature," home minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday after the cabinet approved the scheme.

"They [use] risk management as a protection shield, not an action stopper". The paper notes that the English word "risk" shares roots with the Italian word rischiare, meaning "to dare". Keeping the latter sense in mind may help companies counter old-school tendencies to simply run in the opposite direction when encountering risk.

We anticipate two major subsystems to be supplied by the United States, either by direct procurement by ESA or by contribution from NASA: the solar electric power system (including solar arrays and the power management and distribution system), and the probe entry system (including the thermal protection shield and aeroshell).

Plastic protection shields may be used to protect the gantry.

Other space systems are generally found inadequate to possess protection shields because of functional requirement of space-viewing faces and cost burden in terms of added mass.

The following examples are given: (1) Development of a material model for Nextel and Kevlar-Epoxy to enable numerical simulation of hypervelocity impacts on complex heavy protection shields for the International Space Station.

"The first few times he fell into these broodings it made me feel I was dealing with someone very pure, someone who in fact needed protection, shielding," says the female narrator of "Mating," an unnamed graduate student in anthropology who has abandoned her research and tracked Denoon to his village.

Smith and Raven [31] differentiate three functions for niche protection: shielding, nurturing and empowering.