How To Use Protective covering In A Sentence
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a bare hillside. Naked can mean 'without a protective covering':a naked sword.
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a protective covering
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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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A chrysalis is the pupa stage of a butterfly - a protective covering for the transformation from caterpillar into winged insect.
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Since its founding in 1986, the company has churned out protective coverings for electronic equipment on yachts.
Times, Sunday Times
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It may also be remarked that, common as is the occurrence of diluvial animal bones in the muddy deposits of caverns, such remains have not hitherto been met with in the caves of the Neanderthal; and that the bones, which were covered by a deposit of mud not more than four or five feet thick, and without any protective covering of stalagmite, have retained the greatest part of their organic substance.
Essays
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a bare hillside. Naked can mean 'without a protective covering':a naked sword.
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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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Since its founding in 1986, the company has churned out protective coverings for electronic equipment on yachts.
Times, Sunday Times
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They each ordered a 10x12 glossy, with protective covering and backing for a frame.
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With this object in view aluminium has been added from a separate crucible to the molten zinc at the moment of dipping the article to be zinced, so as to form a compound surface of zinco-aluminium, and to reduce the ashes formed from the protective coverings of sal-ammoniac, fat, glycerine, etc.
Handbook on Japanning: 2nd Edition For Ironware, Tinware, Wood, Etc. With Sections on Tinplating and Galvanizing
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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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Other structural features are the pronotal sulcus, a deep inflection visible externally, and the spiracular lobes, which form protective coverings over the first pair of spiracles (
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Protective coverings were made of leather, wood, shells, or basketwork, later replaced by bronze, iron, and steel.
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Rangers had to go to the expense of putting ￡30,000-worth of protective covering over the pitch after a day of persistent rain.
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The woman actually cut the thin, magnetic disk out of the plastic protective covering!
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a bare hillside. Naked can mean 'without a protective covering':a naked sword.
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The protective covering must be insensitive to light and heat.
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The areolar tissue forms a protective covering for the tissues of delicate and important organs.
A Practical Physiology
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Chrysalid came from chrysalis, a protective covering, a sheltered state or stage of being or growth.
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Before we started, we placed very large pieces of plain Manila paper on each desk, as a protective covering for the work surface.
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a bare hillside. Naked can mean 'without a protective covering':a naked sword.
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Since its founding in 1986, the company has churned out protective coverings for electronic equipment on yachts.
Times, Sunday Times
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At least 6 inches of airspace should be between the ammunition and protective covering on the sides, 6 inches of dunnage should be on the bottom, and the roof should be 18 inches from the top of the stack.
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The insect's shell gives it a tough protective covering.
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A demyelinating disease is any condition that results in damage to the protective covering (myelin sheath) that surrounds nerves in your brain and spinal cord.
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Rangers had to go to the expense of putting ￡30,000-worth of protective covering over the pitch after a day of persistent rain.
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a bare hillside. Naked can mean 'without a protective covering':a naked sword.
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In fruit flies, epidermal cells secrete the cuticle, a protective covering for the organism.
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The insect's shell gives it a tough protective covering.
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With this object in view aluminium has been added from a separate crucible to the molten zinc at the moment of dipping the article to be zinced, so as to form a compound surface of zinco-aluminium, and to reduce the ashes formed from the protective coverings of sal-ammoniac, fat, glycerine, etc.
Handbook on Japanning: 2nd Edition For Ironware, Tinware, Wood, Etc. With Sections on Tinplating and Galvanizing
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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.