During the occasional lull, a young nun would hand her a cup of tea that she delicately shielded behind the sleeve of her robe and drank quickly.
Costs range from a $5 pledge for a basic paper sleeve that shields RFID and NFC for a couple of wireless cards; to around $20 for leather card wallets; $35 for a passport holder; $50 for a clutch wallet or a fold-over iPhone wallet; to $80 and up for full shielding sleeves.
The Batpod is steered by shoulder instead of hand, and the rider's arms are protected by sleeve-like shields.
Instead, the Russians released the videos and photographs of Mr. Fogle's assortment of props, which also included two pairs of sunglasses, a pocketknife and a protective sleeve made to shield information held on the electronic chips now routinely imprinted on passports, transit passes and identification cards.
But it has some aces up its sleeve that helped shield the $88-billion 88-billionom the downturn that has ravaged so many.
One of the problems is that the effect of the shielding cylinder, a conductive sleeve around the magnets, on the machine's performance has not been studied extensively.
As I walked toward the outer courts, players time-lapsed before me, graying and thickening, growing encumbered with face shields, elbow sleeves, and knee braces, then freezing altogether at the T. Mobility is the game's cruel prerequisite: of the fourteen guys in the seventies' draw, only two could still sprint, and the eighty-five-plus division had no entrants.
The final section of the paper proposes an optimization study of eddy-current loss and an analysis of the shielding effect induced by the high-conductivity sleeve (aluminum, etc.).
They might admire the iconic Porsche shield that adorns the hood, burnishing it with a huff of breath and a wipe of the sleeve.
