Sentence examples for strong shielding from inspiring English sources
For the Prop-Fan model at its design cruise Mach number of 0·8, the theory indicates a strong shielding effect.
The latter provide strong scattering of the pump wave into upper hybrid waves, strong shielding of the pump wave reflection point, and generation of the upper-hybrid related DM feature.
No effect of the inter-particles distance was found even when the particles are 1.2nm in diameter and about 10nm away; the use of graphite powder also prevents a too strong shielding effect of the catalyst support.
The reason for this behavior is that the Fe-shell layer generated strong shielding effect and completely blocked the UV light.
"It's a strong shield," he said.
He's built a very strong shield to protect himself from the outside world.' The third member of that childhood triumvirate was Roman's cousin, Roma Ligocka.
The original pool riffle topography was just over the threshold for a velocity reversal and well over the threshold for a strong Shields stress reversal.
"Once the United States believes it has both a strong spear and a strong shield, it could lead them to conclude that nobody can harm the United States and they can harm anyone they like anywhere in the world.
A commentary in the Beijing Times notes that Premier Li Keqiang said he was "very worried" over the missing plane and added that his government will continue to be a "strong shield" for people who are overseas.
"It also helps that Uhuru is now president, providing the family with a strong shield against any risks arising from unfavorable and unpredictable government policies that send fear down the spines of many investors in Africa".
The claim that Mr. Kenyatta's presidency "...provides the family with a strong shield against any risks arising from unfavorable and unpredictable government policies... .. is the very definition of insider trading, a charge the Kenyan-equivalent of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Capital Markets Authority CMAA) should be very interested in.
