Sentences with phrase «by barriers»

The 96 - acre Caribbean island has three miles of white sand beach sheltered by a barrier reef.

The brain is protected by a barrier of cells that tightly regulates the transport of substances into this organ in order to prevent infection.

Each vehicle's overall side evaluation is based on performance in a crash test in which the side of the vehicle is struck by a barrier moving at 31 mph.

The side evaluation is based on performance in a crash test in which the side of a vehicle is struck by a barrier moving at 31 mph.

Over as many as seven separate layers separated by barrier coats, he turns his focus on repetition and attention to detail into fields of flashes, stars and light.

The track is surrounded by a barrier of tires so riders stay on the track as they practice their driving skills.

The driver dummy's head was struck by the barrier in the 300 without side airbags, although this did not produce high head injury measures.

They know that attendance is often driven by barriers that can affect the whole family, and if one sibling has poor attendance, likely other siblings have an issue also.

In 2016, virtual war zones in both Battlefield and Call of Duty are separated from the present by the barrier of fiction and time.

Within the current prayer area, to the left of the wooden bridge, a division between the men's and women's sections is marked by a barrier.

It speaks to the highest and most noble goal of education — self - improvement and knowledge for knowledge's sake without being hampered by barriers of money, location or other access issues.

Our tree is surrounded by barriers this year to protect it from little hands.

The side rating is based on performance in a crash test in which the side of a vehicle is struck by a barrier moving at 31 mph.

Side evaluations are based on performance in a crash test in which the side of a vehicle is struck by a barrier moving at 31 mph.

Shallow and protected by the barrier reef from ocean swells, this site is great for snorkelers and divers.

California law requires that «employees shall be protected against the hazard of walking through glass by barriers or by conspicuous durable markings,» but the company has not been subject to citations, according to U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration data.

Pensacola is a sea port on Pensacola Bay, which is protected by the barrier island of Santa Rosa and connects to the Gulf of Mexico.

Honestly, an issue like that requires a trainer to be able to socialize her in a safe setting (where she's around other dogs, but removed by a barrier of some sort, just to get her used to them) and work with her temperament directly.

For property owners and would - be developers, going solar has been stymied by barriers in the way of access to capital.

Side evaluation must be GOOD, based on performance in test in which driver side is struck by barrier representing front of SUV or pickup truck

This area was bounded on the north by the southern tip of the caye, on the south by the northern tip of the Caye Caulker, on the east by the Barrier Reef and on the west by Cangrejo Caye.

If so head on over to the Raft Race Regatta hosted by the Barrier Reef Sports Bar & Grill in Caye Caulker.

«Employment Tribunal fees have been abolished and we now need robust answers for claimants and employers affected by the barriers erected by the Fees Order.»

Protected from the ocean by the barrier reef, this shallow dive site rarely has any current.

Perceived equipment accessibility exhibited an indirect effect on self - reported physical activity that was accounted for by barriers self - efficacy.

Perceived social support exhibited direct and indirect effects on self - reported physical activity; the indirect effect was accounted for by barriers self - efficacy.

One photographer found a particularly mad spot, right by the barrier on the inside of the Turn 15/16 chicane at the end of the Swimming Pool section - the one drivers have been brushing in practice.

Adopting Blockchain and DLT for P2P lending system can facilitate capital mobilization within the financial system through flat - out transfer of monetary values from parties unrestricted by barriers - to - entry.

Traditionally, this has been achieved by a barrier layer which renders it unsuitable for the normal recycling process.

A super-premium natural spring water, bottled at source from Iceland's Ölfus Spring, which was formed 5,000 years ago and is shielded by a barrier of lava rock.

As pioneers of the «total design concept,» their work is defined by barrier - breaking concepts that do not cater to passing industry fads, but instead reside in functionality and the goal of building a bridge to the future.

The teams are clustered in one corner of the auditorium, isolated from each other by barriers.

There are breaks in the fencing, for instance, and some spots are blocked only by barriers intended to stop vehicles — single horizontal bars welded to widely spaced steel posts — under or over which most animals can slip or jump.

It is a closed system, controlled by locked doors and key cards, unmolested by the outside world held at bay by the barrier of non-disclosure agreements.

However, these are often limited by barriers of location, costs, or stipulations of grants the university uses to reach teachers.

Classroom teachers with a high level of technology expertise, or commitment to learning to teach in new ways with technology, frequently end up frustrated by the barriers they face in using what they know in their daily work with children — and they leave.

Embedded glass fragments and paint marks indicate where the rear passenger's head was hit by the barrier.

The sill along the bottom of the doors wasn't severely crushed by the barrier, and B - pillar intrusion was less than in the other cars in this group.

In addition, the left front corner of the high voltage battery case (behind the wheel housing) was damaged by the barrier face in the second test, but the deformation was limited to an area that does not house battery cells.

Guarded by the Barrier Reef, the surrounding waters are as calm as they are crystalline, ideal for sailing and snorkelling, while the four inhabited islands: Daydream, Hamilton, Hayman and Long, boast luxury resorts and family - friendly hotels.

The entire coast is sidelined by a barrier reef, making for exceptional diving opportunities.

This marine preserve is protected from rough winds, waves, and weather by the barrier reef at the mouth of the bay.

Buffered by barrier islands, a small cove on Hurst Island offered the last sanctuary from stormy seas before the open waters of the Pacific ocean.

Flavin's «barred» corridors, which he started developing in 1972, consist of specially constructed hallways bisected by a barrier of forward - facing and back - facing lights.

At the April 2012 community summit, art student Alan Lundgard noted that should the tuition model go through, «Our problems will exemplify our country's inability to provide for its citizens an education unencumbered by the barriers of class privilege or wealth.

And an awesome sight one should have seen before had not this war memorial, this shrine, this one - man protest against Iraq, created and maintained by the former merchant seaman Brian Haw, been obscured by barriers and rushing traffic for six long years on the polluted turf of Parliament Square.

In these two examples specifically, opportunities for local engagement abounded; instead, they remained closed off by the barriers imposed by the global art world model, inoculated from real engagement.