protective strip

A protective strip of land extended nearly to the mouth, giving the anchorage good protection.

Just peel back the protective strip and press the adhesive edge onto a pulse point.

Rand: a protective strip of rubber covering the join between the upper and the sole.

Beyond the signal fence was the "protective strip" (Schutzstreifen).

While high in the Alleghenies, he'd folded more than a dozen out of the scarlet-and-white protective strips on their rations.

Many of the bodywork designs were simple two-piece mouldings of polyester reinforced with fiberglass, bonded at a waistline join, which was then covered by a protective strip.

The first layer of border fences, the signal fence, lay on the far side of the Sperrzone to control access to the protective strip or Schutzstreifen adjoining the border itself.

The signal or "hinterland" fence (Signalzaun) was the first of the border fences, dividing the Sperrzone from the more heavily guarded protective strip (Schutzstreifen) adjoining the actual border.

Instinctively reacting, she peeled off the protective strip, slapped the device to the wood beside the bug already there, and then straightened back in her chair, swallowing hard and ordering herself to calm down.

From there to Boltenhagen, along some 15 km of the eastern shore of the Bay of Mecklenburg, the GDR shoreline was part of the restricted-access "protective strip" or Schutzgebiet.

In 1952 the inner German border was fortified by the East German government, with access to the West being cut off and Böseckendorf being added to the high-security Schutzstreifen ("protective strip") adjoining the border.

They could grow a money tree and a protective strip of nettles that obeyed, they could make an oak tree fall and if they could do all that, the growing of a spaceship would not be too hard a job.