Sentence examples for shield level from inspiring English sources

He's had more than a decade to score runs consistently at Shield level.

His performance in last month's Bupa Sheffield Shield final was compelling and he has now produced three consistently good seasons with the ball at Shield level for Tasmania.

Expectations of another Supporters' Shield level year from the Earthquakes, as well as deep runs in the Open Cup and Concacaf Champions League, seem even more realistic.

King earned his opportunity at Shield level through old-fashioned sheer weight of runs — he's been averaging 114.67 for Ringwood in first-grade this season and got a ton for the Victorian second XI to boot.

Developing that approach begins at Sheffield Shield level, and while I haven't seen enough Shield cricket in the last few years to comment on the quality of batting at that level, I hear more and more from other people that the pitches are a concern, that they make things too difficult for batsmen and easy for bowlers, which creates a false sense for both once they reach Test level.

The asymmetrical magnetization / magnetic shield levels of HTS bulk have serious effects on dynamic performances of the motor.

Radiation shielding effectiveness of various materials was studied for the three PCW orbit options to determine the feasibility of employing materials other than conventional aluminium to achieve a specified spacecraft shielding level with weight savings over aluminium.

Intermediate shielding levels are observed when toughening occurs by crack deflection for crack growth along the fiber orientation.

SEDA-e is not a direct-particle-counting-type sensor but a sensor for measuring the internal charging current deposited by the energetic electron flux at various shielding levels.

Subsequently, during the initial stages of development starting from the early cell stage to shield stage, the expression levels of zfper1b slowly decreased and did not show any significant response to the temperature shift).

Marshall was among the very few who understood the Soviet vulnerability, and it was largely Marshall who imagined the strategy for exploiting it — the Reagan-era conceit of a winnable nuclear war, based on technologies (such as the unproved missile-defense shield) and levels of expenditure that the Soviets could not hope to match.