Sentences with phrase «of physical barriers»

It meets my needs conveniently and the presence of a physical barrier between the milk and the pump takes care of hygiene and motor performance.

They do not know completely each other because of the physical barriers.

Even when wearing a helmet and other protective gear, the lack of a physical barrier can lead to catastrophic injuries that require more recovery and medical care than in your average automobile accident.

She said she will advocate for closer monitoring and the creation of physical barriers to mitigate the water's impact in the future.

That lack of a physical barrier is important, in my opinion.

The use of the word «skin» is misleading because that implies some sort of physical barrier whereas oceanic movement and mixing will ensure that there is none

According to the book, The Silent Language of Leaders by Carol Kinsey Gorman, Ph.D., the higher you hold your coffee, the more of a physical barrier you put up between yourself and the person you're talking to.

Like other habitat specialists, Sungazers appear to be restricted to this area not only because of physical barriers such as large rivers and mountains, but also because of the unique climactic niche in this region.

«Negative impacts could be lessened by limiting the extent of physical barriers and associated roads, designing barriers to permit animal passage and substituting less biologically harmful methods, such as electronic sensors, for physical barriers,» the letter states.

On the train and in the home we've found that we hold it differently to the iPad, and because of that it's not as isolating, you aren't so shut off from the world because its less of a physical barrier and that means you probably won't be as self - conscious about getting it out in public.

A pet fence or fenceless boundary is an electronic system designed to keep a pet or other domestic animal within a set of predefined boundaries without the use of a physical barrier.

When asked if there is an ideal distance from shore, or ideal depth for placement of a physical barrier, or if there is an ethical issue with such, Holland said this:

With simultaneous delicacy and command, these unexpected and alluring surfaces invite investigation while disrupting our perceptions of physical barriers and confined spaces.

Expectedly, the path of the Dreamers is tied directly to «building a great wall on the southern border,» which in all likelihood will look more like a patchwork of physical barriers and surveillance technology.

This finding is supported by this study's assessment of barriers to community services where there is a high rate of reporting of physical barriers to services and in particular, identification of the lack of physical access / transport difficulties for people with psycho - social disability.

Say you wanted to take your kid to the beach, and let them play in the shore break and go swimming, 50 yards out to sea... the best way to make people secure from sharks is to put some sort of physical barrier out, and I think that's perfectly acceptable.