Shell keeps were sometimes further protected by an additional low protective wall, called a chemise, around their base.
The oocyst possesses an extremely hardy protective wall – the oocyst wall – that protects the parasites contained within it and facilitates their successful transmission from one host to the next [2].
Shell keeps were built on many mottes, circular stone shells running around the top of the motte, sometime protected by a further chemise, or low protective wall, around the base.
Secondly, a protective wall could be built between the estuary and the city.
They first methodically demolished a week-old protective wall as Egyptian security forces stood by.
(2) They contract against blows to form a rigid protective wall for the viscera.
At any rate, Bonds has not been faced with anything like the blatantly protective wall in Japanese baseball.
And the coastal marsh and barrier islands, which form a protective wall against hurricanes, are being eaten away.
A protective wall erected in 2002 was dismantled last year when Israeli officials concluded it was no longer necessary.
(She meant "in front of a camera": interesting that she sees the camera as a protective wall against gaze).
In the 1560s, Giorgio Vasari covered the oil painting with a protective wall and painted a fresco on top.
