The prints had been made not far from a "mangrove cage walk" — a two-hundred-metre-long path through the forest under a protective wire tunnel, such as one might find in a maximum-security prison.
The prints had been made not far from a "mangrove cage walk"—a two-hundred-metre-long path through the forest under a protective wire tunnel, such as one might find in a maximum-security prison.
Foiling the Unwanted Guest Duncraft's Squirrel-Proof Feeding Station Selective, a hanging bird feeder, consists of a 20-inch-long clear plastic tube with four portholes for feeding surrounded by a protective wire grid, with space for two suet cakes.
Giles notes that at the commission's urgent prompting, the lamp manufacturing industry has made protective wire grates available, without charge, to all halogen torchiere lamp owners through a number of retail merchandisers.
The monitoring equipment was placed in the main living area of the apartment, with the pump in a secure box and the sampler (located inside a protective wire cage) placed at least 60 cm from wall surfaces at a height of 135 cm.
Risk aversion is a protective mechanism wired into our DNA; that's why security concerns generally trump impact.
Even with the buildup of protective layers, wires exposed to the oral environment can suffer corrosion.
Protective razor-wire fencing is erected around their compound, the girls receive shooting lessons, and suffering and violent death are accepted as mere facts of life, rather like the weather.
But forced to choose between nearly certain violent death or life behind the protective barbed wire, many chose to try and survive.
As defined in the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules in 47 CFR part 68: The point of demarcation or interconnection between telecommunications company communications facilities and terminal equipment, protective apparatus, or wiring at a subscriber's premises.
