Sentence examples for shielded ones from inspiring English sources

The significantly lower inhibition values for 1 and 3 are particularly interesting since in this study these two silanetriols are the more sterically shielded ones while 2 is the least hindered congener.

According to some authors, an eye is defined at minimum as a photoreceptor shielded on one side by nearby pigment which allows the detection of the direction of a source of light.

The ability to shield one's identity on the Internet usually leads to cruelty and lasciviousness, not kindness.

My response to Yosra was curt, mostly because the issue seems nonsensical to me -- and by "issue," I don't refer to a reverent Muslim's choice to honor tradition by distancing from depictions of God or Muhammad, but the notion of it being incumbent on others to shield one's view from such things.

But they can also serve to shield one's identity, which has made them popular among celebrities.

In parts of it one wants to shield one's eyes from the stupid, destructive decisions made by virtually every character.

In a second trial, Mr. Landano was acquitted of the murder charge amid suggestions that members of a motorcycle gang who were originally charged in the case had falsely implicated him to shield one of their leaders, a boyhood friend of Mr. Landano's.

It's a blind allegiance that will shield one from seeing possible deception and manipulation.

It's not direct; buying ads simply shields one from criticism.

The federal court of appeals for the Ninth Circuit began its analysis of the constitutionality of this search with a reminder that the desire to shield one's naked body from strangers of the opposite sex is "impelled by elementary self-respect and personal dignity".

This stacking partly shields one face of the DB[ a, l]P aromatic ring from the solvent.