The book, which was reissued in 1946, has been criticized for its presentation of Congolese people, who are drawn with dark skin and large lips and depicted as childlike, and bookstores have sold it with protective warnings or pulled it entirely.
"If your assessment of the threat is chemical or biological, you can get individual protective equipment and warning systems.
But by midmorning, officers wearing riot helmets had moved in from several directions along Flagler, banging their protective shields in warning as they walked forward.
Protective impulses were warning me to ease up before I came near passing out.
Diatoms can sense these aldehydes accurately, whereby subthreshold levels serve as an early-warning protective mechanism, and lethal doses initiate a cascade leading to autocatalytic cell death.
This study developed a real-time motion warning personal protective equipment (PPE) that enables workers' self-awareness and self-management of ergonomically hazardous operational pattern for the prevention of WMSDs based on wearable Inertial Measurement Units (WIMUs).
Chapter 7. The effectiveness of protective attributes associated with warning colours.
It flared up without warning, this protective feeling toward an indeterminate bundle of cells inside of me.
In an interview after the show, Dmitry was protective of his cats, warning a photographer that he wouldn't make them do a trick more than once, so they will continue to see it as a game and won't tire themselves out, he said.
The reviewer remarks, also, on the "decided antithesis between warning and protective colors", animals being either "as conspicuous as possible", or as cryptic as possible, while the conspicuous ones "are usually accompanied by a nauseating taste, strongly smelling or irritant fluids, etc".
