Sentence examples for shield figure from inspiring English sources

The bed temperature was regulated by a movable cylindrical insulating shield (Figure 1, part 5), which surrounded the quartz pipe and by additional fan ensured the cooling of the reaction zone.

Herein we demonstrate a strategy to protect embryo and embryonic development in the presence of UVB radiations using an artificial shield (Figure 5).

Proteolytic experiments support this hypothesis; incubation of de-shielded nuclei with trypsin or protease K completely inhibits the re-formation of the nuclear shield (Figure 6A).

Beside a clear confirmation of the prominent selection of cationic proteins in the shield (Figure S1, A and B), this approach indicated that, in addition to GST, CAT and GPX, many other enzymes contribute to the nuclear shield.

Character 22 of Ortega Hernández et al. The eyes of helmetiids and Kwanyinaspis appear to be in sharply defined bulges (e.g. figure 5 in [ 26]), which does not seem to be the case in Sinoburius where the bulges are confluent with the shield (figure 77B D in [ 12]) and could be compactional artefacts.

During his campaign against Maxentius, he had had a second vision a lighted cross in the sky after which he had painted on his men's shields a figure that was perhaps Christ's monogram (although he probably had Christ confused with the Sun in his manifestation as summa divinitas ["the highest divinity"]).

Tests performed on a 42 m long archetype three-phase line, endowed with a 4 mm thick annealed pure iron shield, provide figures for the shielding effectiveness that are in close agreement with the FE BE modeling prediction.

This may account for our observation of strong targeting to A2971, while the H93 terminal loop appears shielded (Supplementary Figure S3).

This drawing depicts a shield and a figure on horseback along its top, but on the lower panel, connected to the upper by wavy lines, appears an elongated upside-down man who seems to be in a trancelike state.

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It is only the occasional signal to his colleagues that confirms Kutiman is the diminutive figure shielded behind a bank of keyboards to the right.