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Growing up, I perceived him as impervious to weather.
The new planes were largely impervious to weather.
Nash tells us that the new 1940 car is impervious to weather.
In New York, a city that often seems impervious to weather, the snow gained the upper hand yesterday.
Hydroponic technology has developed systems that are controlled to optimize growing times, reduce pests, and remain impervious to weather conditions.
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Recycled plastic doesn't splinter, and it's rather impervious to the weather, so you may be seeing more of that on the boardwalk".
At any moment, she will scuttle away, in her camouflage colours of brown, green and grey, but with her wide-awake, inquisitive eyes alert to what has been planted in Mr McGregor's vegetable garden, there to wreak her abiding havoc down the centuries, impervious to changing weather and fashion: part of nature.
"I am full of admiration of the mountain hare; they are so hardy and impervious to the weather," Raymond told BBC Earth.
It can be used to provide process heat for industrial applications, or be integrated with intermittent renewables for a combined power plant that is impervious to extreme weather and that can provide zero-carbon affordable electricity 24/7.
constructed in ways that would be impervious to the weathering of time.
But Piano seems impervious to both the weather and the lightning bolts of criticism.
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