Sentences with phrase «protected by its inhabitants»

Not exact matches

Earth's inhabitants are largely protected from cosmic radiation by the planet's atmosphere and magnetic field, but long - term residents of the moon would be exposed to potential cellular and genetic damage without proper shielding.

While this mechanism may protect Earth's inhabitants from small meteoroids, large ones likely won't be bothered by it, he said.

Add the irreverence of inter-dimensional antics, an incompatible buddy dynamic and an offbeat branch of law enforcement, and the parallels are further cemented; so too, in the threatening of the world's fate by an intricate occult scheme, and the need to protect the Earth's ordinary inhabitants from both the knowledge and consequences of such unusual goings on.

But when orphaned, 16 - year - old Glory — whose power to kill with a glance makes her one of the Deviants who are feared and hated by the Dome's inhabitants — is forced to run for her life to protect her crippled brother, she discovers that the world, and the Dome, are nothing like she has been taught -LSB-...]

Without it the island would not exist for it serves as a natural break - water protecting the beach from erosion by the waves, and sheltering the caye and its inhabitants.

It serves as a natural break - water that protects the beach from erosion by the waves, sheltering the caye and its inhabitants.

The player is tasked with protecting the forest inhabitants from the incoming invaders using trees that are replaced by defense towers.

The Foundation is dedicated to ensuring the long - term health and wellbeing of all Earth's inhabitants by building climate resiliency, protecting vulnerable wildlife and restoring balance to threatened ecosystems and communities.

Designed by Melbourne - based company Giant Grass, the Froute Pod is intended as a semi-permanent structure, to be raised off the ground on a platform, to protect inhabitants from ground moisture (recycled pallets were used in this demo).

Rather than the relationship between these rights being perceived as a system of rights, native title is seen as a set of traditional practices that will only be protected by the law if they continue to be practised as they were by the original inhabitants.