| Alison butted in and placed a protective arm around her daughter as she gave her a kiss on the forehead. |
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| Bullet-proof glass and protective walls will hopefully put paid to any terrorist attacks. |
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| She stopped at the edge of the porch, and the Cartwrights formed a protective wall behind her. |
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| They had been lucky enough to follow their scent this far, but now they were unsure if the two had enter the protective walls of the town. |
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| Without these protective walls, the going becomes significantly more delicate. |
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| They had been friends for many years and in all that time, Reagan had never seen Terrance let down the protective walls around him. |
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| Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus and protective suits laid sheets of absorbent material on the slick to soak up the chemicals. |
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| They travel to the brain and mount an assault on a substance called myelin, which acts as a protective sheath around nerve fibers. |
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| Deep fascia provides muscle fibers with a protective outer sheath, and helps connect muscle to bone by way of ligaments. |
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| The company specialised in the manufacture of corrugated and protective packing. |
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| Nicole Kidman shoulders the strong, self-willed, yet vulnerable protective mother's role with grace. |
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| Plants have evolved various protective mechanisms that allow them to acclimate to unfavourable environments for continued survival and growth. |
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| It means that he cares enough about you and your relationship that he is getting jealous and protective of you. |
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| Strong waterproof footwear and protective outdoor clothing is advisable, as is a change of clothes. |
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| A sea-urchin egg is surrounded by a protective covering known as the vitelline envelope, which in turn is covered with a thick coat of jelly. |
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| It turns out that the bacterium that causes leprosy directly damages a protective sheathing, made of the protein myelin, around many nerve cells. |
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| Police departments across the country lack the protective gear necessary to secure a site struck by a weapon of mass destruction. |
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| Calendula helps to heal broken skin, and the oil in the salve creates a protective barrier that prevents mucous membranes from drying out. |
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| Mr Laing and the rest of the crew wore several layers of protective clothing, which made moving around the boat difficult. |
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| Faber's first novel tears away protective layers of propriety, leaving the flesh and bone of society quivering and in full view. |
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| Considering the different mechanisms of the action of the two drugs, different protective effects are suggested. |
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| I think, however, that boys should start wearing protective gear like jockstraps even at the 5th grade level. |
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| Meanwhile, last week the protective notice issued to 22 staff at the South East Regional Airport was been lifted. |
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| Once out of its protective box, any kind of radio wave can potentially ignite it until it is inserted inside the bomb. |
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| Paul was taken aback by the fatherly protective instincts that seemed to well up from deep inside him. |
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| The herb is often found combined with milk thistle or with some of the below listed Ayurvedic herbals in protective or detox formulas. |
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| The other officer only escaped serious injury because she was wearing a protective body vest. |
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| By adhering to proven safety practices and protective measures, risk of personal injury can be minimized. |
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| He blessed the track and placed a rahui, or protective restriction, on the remainder of the track from Red Crater to Ketetahi. |
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| Storage in adipose tissue may be protective because pesticide levels in the brain are minimized. |
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| The apparent protective effect seemed to be greatest for sun exposure during childhood and early adolescence. |
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| Suppliers also consider the safety ramifications of protective package features. |
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| Riders would be booked by phone and arrive with a spare set of protective clothes and crash helmet. |
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| The lander is wrapped in deflated airbags, cocooned within a protective aeroshell. |
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| Researchers reviewed features seen in several images that they believe could be the lander and its protective aeroshell. |
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| It includes ten leg rattles worn by dancers as both a composite musical instrument and a protective device. |
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| Basic tools and pure muscle were used to construct everything from security towers to protective barriers fronted by razor wire. |
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| As you can see the front panel has a layer of protective plastic sheeting to protect the acrylic covered front from scratches. |
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| The books are lovingly maintained, and kept on shelves behind a protective screen. |
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| Allowing the tiny twosome to wreak havoc is the Brazilian midfield minder, prone to fisticuffs and protective of the rearguard. |
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| Like all fears and phobias, ailurophobia is created by the unconscious mind as a protective mechanism. |
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| These protocols may include sealed work areas, negative pressure, airlocks, powered air purifying respirators, and protective clothing. |
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| The award winner receives a medallion presented in an attractive protective pouch and a certificate. |
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| Beetles, on the other hand, keep their hind wings well hidden under hard protective wing cases to protect them as they forage for food. |
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| They are always kindly, protective, helpful and understanding, honoring the mother spirit within women. |
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| Cover with a cut piece of greased paper and then wrap well in several layers of protective foil. |
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| Political reporters, especially the day-to-day recorders of official Washington developments and events, are protective of Washington. |
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| To view this slow moving but miraculous event please don your dark glasses or protective eye coverings. |
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| The woman actually cut the thin, magnetic disk out of the plastic protective covering! |
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| Those who spend a great amount of time outdoors due to recreation or work activities, must take the greatest protective measures. |
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| The cap acts as a protective barrier between circulating blood and the thrombogenic, procoagulant contents of the lesion. |
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| We were told the reason Komondors are so protective is because they are closely related to wolves. |
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| An important part of treating atopic eczema is reestablishment of the protective barrier of the skin. |
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| Finally, the blade was coated with a tough, protective layer of clear lacquer. |
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| To finish his works, Gianakos applies a layer of protective lacquer that makes the wrinkles and variegations in tone permanent. |
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| Make sure your spa comes with a protective box or panel designed to keep out rain and water from sprinkler systems. |
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| The gear is fused into a series of thick, metallic protective boxes situated between the vehicle's passenger and driver seats. |
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| I realise that Thailand is not a cricketing nation, but wonder if protective boxes are available in Pattaya. |
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| At maturity, the seed coat is primarily a protective structure, although its specific role may be varied and complex. |
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| It was decided to ignore the protective gabion walls alongside the toe of the embankment for the purpose of the ranking. |
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| Colostrum is rich in anabolic peptides, protective antibodies and immune messengers that help the gut heal. |
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| Look for sunblocks and protective moisturizers with zinc or titanium dioxide. |
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| Improved protective designs for field fortifications and base camps have been developed for field forces. |
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| And I may not be an expert, but I could swear it is far quieter within the protective leafy screen. |
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| She pulled the sword in its protective sheath from her back and held it in front of her, admiring the worn leather. |
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| Protect your furniture and your cues with this beautiful Luxury Leather Cue Rest with moveable arms and protective feet. |
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| The protective high top slows down ankles as it prevents them from getting re-injured. |
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| This observation suggests a protective role of barrier method of contraception. |
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| The protective armor cowlings lifted up and the retros let loose with a thunderous blast that slowed the ship down a lot, but not enough. |
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| To reduce friction and ensure the timely release of the protective guard, however, each component had to be molded from a different material. |
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| The direct mechanisms involved in this protective effect include competition, antibiosis, and mycoparasitism. |
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| Children can achieve or re-achieve detectable levels of protective antibodies after revaccination during combination antiretroviral treatment. |
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| The tendon, whose protective sheath ruptured Sept.26, runs around the back of his ankle. |
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| Hurricane Katrina put a boat upside down in a New Orleans resident's front yard after the protective levees broke. |
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| He was very thankful that he had taken the precaution of rewrapping the prototype in its protective tissue paper shell, making it unrecognizable. |
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| The original flat sheet of tinplated steel can be coated with a protective lacquer on the inside. |
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| The target plates and the horizontal protective baffle seen at the front of the frame are tough and can really take a licking. |
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| She reached up to remove the barrettes that held her hair from her face and let it fall as a protective shield around her upper body. |
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| The boom was loud enough to make my ears ring, even through the protective mufflers of the helmet. |
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| Both the pool and its protective lining of stone riprap must be properly sized. |
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| When building homes, dusky-footed wood rats heap sticks into protective piles that may reach several feet in height and width. |
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| Contractor linemen forget to use personal protective equipment, such as insulated gloves, more often than utility linemen, he says. |
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| It is believed that the evil eye can be counteracted by many different protective and curative measures. |
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| Nurses wear protective plastic aprons over their uniforms while performing tasks in Scottish hospitals. |
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| Wear gloves, aprons, and other protective clothing to keep your skin from coming in contact with oils, greases, and chemicals. |
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| Radiographers wear a lead apron or go behind a protective screen to avoid repeated exposure to x-rays. |
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| Although prison authorities placed him in protective custody the violent abuse continued because he was classed as a rock spider. |
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| They are cousins of seashells, but instead of having a protective shell, most of them are poisonous. |
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| Cape thick-knees mate for life and are protective parents, nesting in a shallow scrape next to a small landmark. |
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| I'm no sexist, but any culture not at least minimally protective of women and children is ultimately self-genocidal. |
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| Many birds like to feed in open areas but need protective cover to roost, nest, and raise their young. |
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| However, twice the significance is given to corrosion in the surface area beneath the protective coating. |
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| Cubs rooters, in fact, may well be the only fans in professional sports that learn from an early age to wear a protective cup to games. |
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| All eyes turned to mea and Hugh put a protective arm around me and glared at Serena. |
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| Mark stepped in between Scott and me and put a protective arm in front of me. |
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| He moved to Georgia, dropping to the sofa next to her and wrapping a protective arm around her. |
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| He wrapped a protective arm around her, trying to be assuring but he knew it wasn't working. |
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| Families dressed in black placed protective arms around one another as they waited for the first glimpse of their loved ones. |
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| He rolled back and fell into the protective arms of his governess, finally at peace. |
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| Priss kept a protective arm around her lover's waist, not too tight, not too loose. |
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| Kevin wrapped a protective arm around Lana who squirmed out of his grasp disgusted. |
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| The little girl moved closer to her mother who instinctively put a protective arm around her, drawing her in closer. |
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| Notice that each of the two body sections is expanded outward, providing a protective armor which shields the legs and gills. |
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| The shell is considered the most highly developed protective armor of any vertebrate species. |
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| Such hairs serve as a protective armor for plants because they secrete polyol ester chemicals that are deadly to certain insect pests. |
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| The bony plates on the armadillos' back serves as protective armour from predators. |
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| A protective husband beat a man to death with a steering lock in the belief that he had hurled a missile at his wife's car, a court heard. |
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| These objects he arranges round the rim of a protective circle he has drawn on the ground. |
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| Cyclists and motorcyclists should always wear a protective helmet and long sleeves. |
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| Traders are well advised to enter into a long position and place a protective stop below the latest low in the market. |
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| Taxi drivers could reduce the chance of being assaulted by installing a protective shield to separate them from rowdy passengers. |
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| To me there are some jobs a fixed blade knife simply does better, but that means you must have a sheath or some protective package. |
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| Selenium may have a protective effect against mercury and other heavy metal toxicities. |
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| Running his fingers idly over the smooth varnish, he noted the beautiful grain of the wood beneath its thick protective cover. |
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| I feel rather protective of him and when I see all those men and boys with guns and matching Barbours I want to keep him as a pet. |
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| Thanking the protective services for their quick response, Aboud said he hoped that success was close at hand. |
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| Clear out a bureau drawer or two and place a welcoming lightly scented sachet inside, with a few protective sheets of tissue to line. |
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| The contractor should provide boards, plastic sheeting or other protective material when bricks are unloaded on ground. |
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| Under the protective shield provided by the central bank, the US financial system has became tilted toward relentless expansion. |
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| The timepiece features tachymetric divisions in aluminum, protective pushbuttons with notches for comfort of operating, and a screw-in crown. |
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| They opened the tailgates to the trucks and pulled off a large protective canvass. |
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| The inner cells of the protective tissue are younger and smaller while the outer cells are older, larger and more stretched tangentially. |
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| Sperm is traditionally stored in large liquid nitrogen tanks together with a protective chemical that must be removed before fertilisation. |
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| The Foreign Ministry explained the move as a protective measure aimed at averting any failure of the privatisation procedure. |
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| The blue whale, the beluga and the walrus all have this protective layer of fat which serves as insulation. |
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| In part of Stricklandgate, the water and gas mains were close together and set in protective concrete. |
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| But the number of animals with the protective adaptation is dwindling, as local farmers give up their taurine herds for large zebu animals. |
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| Cassini will cross the torus of dust in Enceladus' orbit and must turn to a protective attitude. |
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| Granulomas occur as a result of a helper T cell Type 1 protective immune response and are dynamic structures. |
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| Children with such injuries should be kept on their back with a protective shield over the eye if possible. |
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| When you are scraped or wounded you form a scab, an ugly protective covering, until healthy skin can grow again. |
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| So protective were the tigress and the zoo staff about the young ones that they are yet to be photographed. |
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| This protective shaft is made up of tiny cells that overlap each other, much the way fish scales do. |
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| Once everyone was cowering inside a protective ring of wagons, carts, and horses, Hasim breathed a sigh of relief. |
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| You want to put your protective arms around your child and make her whole again. |
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| Wear a protective mask, covering nose and mouth, to decrease the percentage of polluted air breathed. |
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| This is the time when bagworm eggs have hatched but have not yet formed their protective covering. |
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| Also look for a protective collar just below the coupling, which prevents the hose from kinking at the faucet. |
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| Further erosion of the establishment's protective shell was postponed by the Second World War where, as always, the truth was the first casualty. |
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| Jadelyn followed his gaze and nearly melted at the tenderness with which he looked at his sister and how protective he was of her. |
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| For example, abrasives can damage the protective surfaces of instruments, contribute to corrosion, and impede sterilization. |
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| Alison asked she sat down beside Rachel and put a protective arm around her. |
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| It all screams of a good place to go and watch inclement weather from within protective walls. |
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| He carried on his celestial observations alone from a tower situated on the protective wall of the cathedral. |
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| When last have officers of any branch of the protective services infiltrated the ranks of drug dealers, money launderers, and provided intelligence that led to major arrests? |
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| We also have magical talismans, protective armlets, and other such armor. |
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| The Ukranian marksman seems reluctant to play with a protective mask, and will in all probability miss out to be replaced again by Jon Dahl Tomasson. |
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| Although doctrine breaks a convoy into an advance guard, close-in protective group, and rear guard, the organization within these groups is based on available assets. |
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| On account of this and the death of a number of our lawmen on the job, the Police have had to issue protective gear, like bullet-proof vests, to its members. |
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| In addition, probiotics exert protective effects through production of hydrogen peroxide and benzoic acid, which inhibit many pathogenic, acid sensitive bacteria. |
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| The scientists drilled through the egg's protective layer, the zona pellucida, removed a plug, and then extracted the DNA and polar body through the hole. |
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| The small chloride ion can also sometimes work its way past protective coatings and leach out soluble iron chloride salts, exposing new surfaces for attack. |
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| A primer is then applied to fill in any small holes, followed by a coat of paint and another layer of protective lacquer until the alloys are almost as good as new. |
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| The court was told that the incident was sparked by an angle grinder being used to cut protective metal casing from a plastic container holding flammable chemicals. |
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| Seventy percent or more of participants reported never using safety glasses, dust masks or respirators, face shields, gloves, or protective clothing when they made jewelry. |
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| Two teams of officers, some clad in protective gear, used a battering ram to break down the back door, while another team went in through the front. |
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| A protective husband accused of beating a man to death with a steering lock after his wife's car was damaged acted in self-defence, a court heard yesterday. |
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| By drawing boundaries against wrongful conduct, law provides a protective zone of freedom within those boundaries. |
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| A sharp rise in injuries related to using foot propelled scooters is leading to an increased demand that children using them should wear mandatory protective gear. |
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| A traveller starts at the airport and boards the plane, with its full complement of fire retardants, stain resistants, and the other protective chemicals. |
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| They are psyllium, taurine, dandelion, St Mary's Thistle, globe artichoke and slippery elm bark, which have liver protective, restorative properties. |
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| A specialist cleaning company had to send in people wearing protective clothing and breathing masks to clear what turned out to be six tonnes of waste. |
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| The seeds' hard testa is an effective protective structure allowing them to survive fire, and being passed through the guts of large animals which aid dispersal. |
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| There was also the question of inadequate protective gear and insufficient instruction. |
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| In the 17th century, the musketeer and his relatively sophisticated weapon was protected from being ridden down by cavalry by protective screens of pikemen. |
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| With few protective barriers in place, their safety relies heavily on testing protocols and trusting their partners. |
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| Overnight people shed their fears, their protective camouflage and their restraints. |
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| Alternatively, they argue, she could become a lady-in-waiting to her sister and step inside the protective caress of the Palace. |
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| He lay still, pale and quiet underneath a protective plastic covering. |
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| She threw herself into his protective embrace and began bawling. |
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| Tips for reducing exposure to UV radiation include wearing protective clothing, applying liberal amounts of sunscreen and staying in the shade as much as possible. |
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| The son brings a small mound of rice, water, and flowers or fruit, and beseeches his forebears to keep their protective watch over the family and its fortunes. |
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| However, fats and oils can provide a protective coating for bacteria, a way for them to survive even moderate scrubbing. |
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| That protective security bubble that has kept watch over you night and day and ferried you from city to city will be punctured. |
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| Winstead admits she was a tough boss, maybe too tough, inexperienced in delegating and fiercely protective of her vision. |
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| The upper part of the suspension is covered by a protective skirt. |
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| Her team has developed a model that will permit the injection of stem cells in a protective environment of protein factors to act as a time-release capsule of sorts. |
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| However, residents will have to wait a further three months for work to start on the construction of earth embankments, protective steel sheets and reinforced concrete walls. |
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| Children as young as five keep a fiercely protective grip on their younger siblings while loading one, sometimes two, plastic sacks onto their backs. |
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| There are no surrounding protective reefs or sheltered lagoons. |
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| With a colour-matched quick drying cement, and a protective transparent sealant, the tiles have a vivid surface texture which gives any floor a distinctive quality. |
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| Former Texas governor Ann Richards was a big fan of the Texas Rangers, a contingent of which was her protective detail. |
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| Spencer had returned from Guinea on Oct. 17, saying he was confident his protective gear had kept him from becoming infected. |
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| On the opposite side of the alley, sparks leap out of a lathe machine as a young man wearing protective goggles sharpens metal. |
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| Only recently were the protective outfits and masks adopted by fencers. |
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| Many women struggling with an eating disorder grow protective over thinspo, because it becomes so integral to maintaining and continuing their disorder. |
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| Both girls are now in protective custody and receiving counseling for their ordeal and addiction to the easy money. |
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| The baby would have been sheltered under the mother as the adults formed a protective circle, facing outward. |
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| He's Jimmy Bly, a tow-headed, blue-eyed youngster with a protective, over-bearing, pugnacious older brother Demille who serves as his manager and mother hen. |
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| We eat lunch leaning on the high protective wall around Kincardine Church. |
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| In the last three months, 14 operations were put off because instruments, including scalpels and forceps, were found to be dirty or the protective wrapping was damaged. |
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| External safety toecaps are permitted as an alternative to protective footwear when a medical condition prevents a worker from wearing normal protective footwear. |
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| Mosquito bites may be avoided by removing stagnant sources of water or by using protective clothing, repellants, larvicides, and, in cases of epidemics, insecticides. |
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| Workers who handle the e-cigarette liquid wear special protective equipment to keep them safe. |
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| The polish removes light rust, tarnish and carbon build-up and leaves a thin protective barrier to prevent smudges and powder fouling from sticking to the finish. |
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| And yes, there's also an air-sole cushion under the heel, a protective rock-guard shank, and a widened toe box to accommodate the inevitable swelling. |
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| I had them placed into protective custody at the jailhouse in Hamburg. |
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| They take on a protective stance in public, and they exude insecurity in their condescension. |
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| Gil chuckled, his protective eyes wrinkling his face in the dim light. |
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| I resent it when I'm wronged and I'm protective of those I care for. |
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| He was cautious, but he consented again, on account that the two men had such friendly and protective dispositions. |
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| Most commoners tried to get as close to the protective ramparts as possible, building houses that clung to the steep sides of the Yantra gorges like molluscs on a rock. |
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| The neurological condition is incurable and occurs when the protective sheath surrounding the nerve fibres in the brain and spinal cord is damaged. |
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| Dress clothing, protective clothing, tentage, shelters, parachutes and many other items utilize technical textiles. |
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| They ignored men outside the premises of the school, but within its protective precincts they indulged in a bit of Adam-teasing. |
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| The black belt fighters wore protective chestpads and headgear like the helmets worn in kendo. |
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| Throw in the hand-cut, all-terrain Goodyears and buying protective earware would be a wise purchase. |
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| The European rowan tree has long been known to have magically protective properties. |
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| We might take the risk of shedding some of our protective humblehood in order to suggest one possible answer. |
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| My brother Basil was probably the most protective of me. He would be willing to wallop anyone with a knuckle sandwich who messed with me. |
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| Supacat at Dunkeswell Aerodrome, north of Honiton, make protective vehicles for the Army, notably the Jackal. |
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| Trifibre are Manufacturers of bespoke Flight Cases, protective Cases for the Aerospace Industry. |
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| Moreover, he demonstrated that the protective cowpox pus could be effectively inoculated from person to person, not just directly from cattle. |
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| He concluded that cowpox inoculation was a safe alternative to smallpox inoculation, but rashly claimed that the protective effect was lifelong. |
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| The vast majority of these injuries can be prevented by wearing protective footwear when mowing. |
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| The three refuges are believed by Buddhists to be protective and a form of reverence. |
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| The meditation deity is in the centre, sometimes surrounded by protective gods and goddesses. |
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| Moss can be a problem if very thick, but is not usually detrimental, and many species of moss are actually protective. |
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| Magnesium is rarely used in the fireworks industry due to its lack of ability to form a protective oxide layer. |
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| The movement strove to put women under the protective mantle of civil rights laws. |
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| The fermenting of the remaining available sugar generates a small amount of carbon dioxide that forms a protective layer, reducing air contact. |
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| An athletic supporter and protective cup is highly recommended for male players by medical experts and professionals. |
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| Competitors wear protective headgear and gloves with a white strip or circle across the knuckle. |
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| A ball is usually used instead of a puck, and protective equipment is not usually worn. |
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| Unlike foxes, golden jackals were documented to be ferociously protective of their pack mates, and could seriously injure hounds. |
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| Ariel is a merprincess who finds life in the sea under the protective eye of her father to be a type of imprisonment. |
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| Statelessness is the condition in which an individual has no formal or protective relationship with any state. |
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| Obviously, the visible presence of the protective fighters gave the bomber pilots a greater sense of security. |
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| Scientists in gas masks and protective gear visited various points in pinnaces to collect samples and retrieve recordings. |
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| Explosive devices from the evacuation slides are removed, air ducts sealed, and an easily removable protective coat of paint may be applied. |
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| Blunt injury to the larynx is an infrequent consequence of contact sports despite protective equipment and stringent rules. |
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| Artillery was coordinated with protective measures to ensure that one fort could support the next in line by bombarding it directly without harm. |
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| The captain is a nervous Nellie who can't make a decision without the approval of his protective aide-de-camp. |
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| Joan asked for permission to travel with the army and wear protective armor, which was provided by the Royal government. |
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| On 18 May, local officials took her into protective custody at Carlisle Castle. |
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| At the same time the maternal protective systems help the conceptus to successfully implant and then nidate and grow. |
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| Seaweed deposited by early farmers provided a protective cover and added nutrients to the soil. |
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| The advanced architecture of the Harappans is shown by their dockyards, granaries, warehouses, brick platforms, and protective walls. |
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| The blade is easily adjusted and can be placed in a protective, noncutting position by turning a circular dial on the underside. |
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| A protective covering had not been fitted to the engine intakes while the aircraft was parked at Edinburgh for several hours in heavy snow. |
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| Bulk lead exposed to moist air forms a protective layer of varying composition. |
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| Because of its corrosion resistance, lead is used as a protective sheath for underwater cables. |
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| Similarly, a zinc plug attached to a propeller or the metal protective guard for the keel of the ship provides temporary protection. |
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| A vaccine non-responder is a person who does not develop protective surface antibodies after completing two full series of injections. |
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| The 15th RWF had fallen behind the protective creeping barrage to their front and came under fire from a German position known as Battery Copse. |
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| Females are very protective of their young, and have even been known to confront humans approaching too closely to their litters. |
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| Spain had a relatively isolated economy, with high protective tariffs and was not one of the main countries affected by the Depression. |
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| These are considered a protective adaptation, and are utilised in the classification of species. |
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| Since nuclear fission creates radioactivity, the reactor core is surrounded by a protective shield. |
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| The larvae typically have protective spines on the head, over the gills, and in the pelvic and pectoral fins. |
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| For this reason, it is important to use personal protective equipment when working with radioactive materials. |
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| Projects attempted to replicate the protective characteristics of natural beach and dune systems. |
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| This opening is hidden beneath a protective bony cover called an operculum. |
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| It was depicted in art on the walls of tombs, and figured in funerary texts, as a protective symbol against snakes. |
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| Patapsco and Patuxent tested the protective device by sweeping 39 mines in March. |
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| Where a pipeline containing passes under a road or railway, it is usually enclosed in a protective casing. |
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| Vixens are very protective of their kits, and have been known to even fight off terriers in their defence. |
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| The female deposits the eggs in a protective structure like a nest or crevice or simply on the ground. |
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| Typical protective walls and winery's house from basalt stones in the west of the island of Pico. |
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| Only in 1833 and 1844 were the first general protective laws against child labour, the Factory Acts, passed in Britain. |
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| Materials that adidas provided were jerseys, shorts, shoes, shafts, heads, gloves, and protective pieces. |
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| Products manufactured for the sport are sticks, gloves, protective gear and boots. |
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| Abuse of a protective emblem amounts to perfidy and constitutes a war crime under the customary law of armed conflict. |
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| Personal protective equipment includes such items as gloves, safety glasses, ear defenders and biohazard suits. |
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| Disease can arise if the host's protective immune mechanisms are compromised and the organism inflicts damage on the host. |
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| Inside this protective enclosure were gardens, ponds, pavilions, palaces and other structures. |
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| Despite these protective measures, the reef remains under threat from oceanic pollution as well as uncontrolled tourism, shipping, and fishing. |
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| The Belize Police Department has implemented many protective measures in hopes of decreasing the high number of crimes. |
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| Select and provide required personal protective equipment at no cost to workers. |
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| Sintering under atmospheric pressure requires the use of a protective gas, quite often endothermic gas. |
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| These two layers form a protective mat over the soil that absorbs the impact of rain drops. |
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| In preparation against possible German invasion, protective structures were constructed in the moor, such as pillboxes. |
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| As I entered her house early on the afternoon before the ritual, Nadmid Udgan was busy making protective amulets on her manual sewing machine. |
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| There was something underneath her snappish belligerence that made him feel protective and tolerant. |
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| Hypercapnia and hypercapnic acidosis is often noted with lung protective ventilation. |
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| For instance, how do you balance honesty with any protective urge? |
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| The InDent Watchcase adds a distinctive touch of functionality and eye-catching designs to protective iPhone cases. |
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| Resistance exercise, including weight-lifting, may have protective effects. |
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| Clad in a protective wet suit, Johnny entered the 53-degree water on the morning of October 10 and headed toward San Francisco's Aquatic Park. |
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| We create this protective cocoon around the worker in the workplace and allow them to deal with the workplace and the work at hand. |
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| Greater adherence to the Mediterranean diet protected against allergic rhinitis and was modestly protective against asthma and skin allergy. |
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| Conditioning with a quaternary ammonium compound will reduce the rate of dye washed away due to the protective film formed on the hair fiber. |
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| After a sperm penetrates the zona pellucida, the protective barrier around the egg, it travels to the egg's outer membrane. |
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| Thus, he hypothesizes, the later they're jettisoned by pregnancy, the greater the protective effect. |
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| One of note is a compact power adaptor with a protective cover. |
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| The beach is home to nesting Arctic terns, who are fiercely protective of their young. |
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| Seidio also extended their line of protective cases with the SURFACE Reveal and released the SURFACE Reveal with kickstand last month. |
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| They got a supply of protective equipment yesterday and my expectation is that they will redeploy today. |
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| My wife is struggling to find a protective kingsize mattress cover that is 100 per cent cotton. |
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| So, in their research, the team, led by David Smith, has calculated the squeezing of various stars protective astrospheres. |
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| Wear protective gear, including a helmet, wrist protectors, elbow pads and knee pads. |
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| The Sunday People revealed last week how TV bosses gave their staff reinforced steel baseball caps and other protective riot gear. |
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| And the state's serious beer nuts can now get their hands on gonzo beer in the most protective package there is. |
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| Don't use plain rubbing alcohol because it takes off the protective finish. |
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| Acerinox workers wore no protective gear to shield them from the cesium's gamma and beta radiation. |
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| Blood draws enabled testing of serum antioxidant protective capacity using the cellular antioxidant protection bioassay. |
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| This week the watchdog agency also cited flaws in the Pentagon's count of protective biohazard suits for its troops. |
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| Its sheer size, rich colour and fine protective biotite shell make it difficult to see deep into the gem. |
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| This results in longer sarcomeres until the neurologic protective mechanisms kick in again to tighten and shorten the muscle fibers. |
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| Sam Sarkar, 36, built Glasgowbased Sarkar Defence Solutions from scratch and exports protective clothing to armies and police worldwide. |
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