Sentence examples for protective windows from inspiring English sources

The protective windows have gone.

Sapphire crystal is also used in protective windows, including bullet proof glass and the viewing windows for high pressure diagnostic and scientific equipment.

Paul Gunther, president of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, said the practice of protective window guards dated at least to the Roman Empire.

Even if your leaded-glass window is in good condition, you may want to safeguard it by installing a protective window on the outside.

Waltrip had a flat tire and lost a lap, and Kenseth's protective window net fell down, forcing him to make an unscheduled pit stop.

The use of protective window patterns should be an urgent conservation issue, said Dr. Sheppard of the American Bird Conservancy — especially as glass has gained popularity in green design.

The glass: What is happening with Corning's Gorilla Glass – the virtually unscratchable, unshatterable material used as a protective window on electronic devices of all kinds?

Cardioprotection provided by IPC has been divided into early (the first protective window) and late phases (the second protective window) as described previously [ 2].

Conversely, it could have the opposite effect on risk by moving a dose too low to be in the protective window, and that was either detrimental or had no effect, through the lower dose threshold and into the protective window.

Meanwhile, given doses of 5, 25, and 75 mg/kg were not effective, suggesting that the oral administration of 17-DMAG may have a narrow protective window.

Thus, partial loss of Tip60 resulted in a protective window between 12 and 16 weeks during which molecular layer thinning was slowed.