Sentence examples for sufficient shield from inspiring English sources
This would suggest that chromatin compactness by itself is not a sufficient shield to prevent DNA damage.
Consequently the architectural shielding design has to meet the requirements for a sufficient shielding design.
Sufficient shielding can be easily provided by a slight increase of the inboard shield thickness.
The necessary volumes in combination with a sufficient shielding against background constitute forbidding and complex environments (e.g. the deep sea) as sites for neutrino telescopes.
By employing a 0.8 m thick inboard blanket with a 0.13 m thick LiPb layer, sufficient shielding for the inboard TFC and a total TBR of 1.08 are achieved.
The nuclear analyses performed on the basis of MCNP Monte Carlo calculations using the converted models showed that both DEMO reactor variants could satisfy the requirements for a sufficient shielding and tritium breeding performance.
The most challenging design aspects are proper dissipation of nuclear heating in zones of high heat flux, the mechanical integrity during plasma disruptions, the integration of sufficient shielding material and the precise alignment of the mm-wave system under tight space conditions.
A neutronic study has been carried out for VECTOR, which is a low aspect ratio tokamak with the aspect ratio of 2.3, to achieve simultaneously sufficient shielding for super-conducting toroidal field coils (TFCs) and tritium breeding ratio (TBR) larger than unity, using the three-dimensional Monte Carlo neutron transport code MCNP-4C.
Moreover, there seems not to be sufficient shielding and nurturing of the 'decentralised CHP niche'.
As defined by the 3GPP, the separation of the wireless backhaul and access links can be provided by either sufficient shielding and separation in space between the backhaul and access link antennas (Type-1b) or by resource partitioning, i.e., operating the two links on different radio resources.
Sufficient shielding materials should be provided for all stages of handling activity where skin exposure is possible.
