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The phrase 'be fully penetrated' is certainly an appropriate and usable phrase in written English. It is most commonly used in a literal sense to describe a physical action, such as penetration of a material. For example, "This bulletproof vest is designed to be fully penetrated by bullets."
This layer could not be fully penetrated until after the first 25 min of the experiment.
Granular piles may be fully penetrated and resting on strong soil layer (i.e., end bearing granular piles) or partially penetrated (i.e., floating granular piles).
Granular piles may be fully penetrated and resting on strong soil layer (i.e., end bearing granular piles, EBGP) or partially penetrated (i.e., floating granular piles, FGP).
In contrast, conventional APS 7YSZ TBCs are found to be fully penetrated by the molten CMAS glass under the same testing conditions.
With the exception of the Gironde estuary, which is formed by the confluence of the Garonne and the Dordogne and is fully penetrated by the sea, the whole network is generally useless for navigation and is filled with powerful, rapid, and dangerous currents.
If you look at the US market, it's fully penetrated from a mobile phone perspective.
Three situations can occur: (i) the biofilm is fully penetrated by both species, (ii) the biofilm is partially penetrated by nitrate and fully penetrated by nitrite, and (iii) the biofilm is partially penetrated by both species.
Each of these facets is fully penetrated by the biases of human behavior, by the ideologies of our time.
After washing in PBS, tissues were treated sequentially with 15% and 30% sucrose until tissue was fully penetrated.
Apply with brush, until wood is fully penetrated with stain.
When the pumping well is fully penetrating our solution reduces to that of Papadopulos and Cooper, 1967, Hantush, 1964 when the pumping well has no wellbore storage; Theis (1935) when both conditions are fulfilled and Yang (2006) when the pumping well is partially penetrating, has finite radius but lacks storage.
