Mr. Taruskin -- a close colleague, I should note, whose writing I have edited for more than 25 years, at Opus magazine and The Times -- is a bear of a man with a warm heart that he shields beneath a gruff exterior.
Consequently, metal ridges develop at the shielded metal film interface beneath the oxidizing silicon particles.
The lens is shielded from UVR beneath 295 nm by the cornea, but the long-lived nature of lens proteins means even relatively rare events can be significant to the pathology of cataract.
Followed by The Widow, now shielded from the rain beneath the umbrella of her assistant.
When she heard the gunfire, she grabbed the children and pushed them to the floor beneath the bench, where she shielded them with her body.
Elsewhere, Mr. Campos observes the body laid upon a table beneath glaring lights, most of it shielded by a sheet so that only the head, or what remains of the head, is exposed.
Coal deposits were preserved in basins between gentle upwarps in the buried extensions of the shield beneath the Interior Lowlands and also in mildly folded rocks in the miogeosynclines of the inner, less disturbed parts of the Appalachians and Cordilleras.
Keep sunglasses handy and use a sun shield beneath your windshield when parked to keep your car's interior heat down.
Some of the chairs had high, rounded woven straw backs, which shielded their occupants from icy draughts, often with wooden drawers tucked beneath the seats to store knitting, tobacco or whisky.
Nestling beneath the craggy wall of Fort Saint-Jean, a 17th-century stronghold that once housed the Foreign Legion, the squat glass building is shielded from the harsh Mediterranean sun by a dark filigree veil.
