Sentence examples for can be impinged from inspiring English sources

Knowledge on the dissolution rate of carbonate samples by carbon dioxide solutions is required in EOR and CO2 storage projects to estimate the changes on the flow properties of the porous formation and the damages that can be impinged to the rock.

The results demonstrate that the two assays define separate chromatin assembly control networks that can be impinged upon by factors that can utilize one, or both activities.

Besides humerus cranialisation and the classical etiologic mechanisms that have been related to SIS, subacromial tissues can be impinged as a consequence of an adjoining pathology or other structures than the acromion.

Second, due to the nature of air sampling, more than one spore can be impinged at a single point onto the culture media leading to a false reflection of the true number of fungal colonies.

I can't let myself be impinged on.

If the pudendal nerve, which works the neck of your pet's bladder, is impinged, the bladder neck can remain slightly open, allowing urine leakage.

In response, the government said: "The committee can be assured that the GCSA will take steps to support [scientific advisers] should he believe that their independence is being impinged upon".

You can argue he is impinging against Article I of the Constitution just as Bush did.

These pulses simulate the MeV-level ion pulses with fluences of up to 20 J/cm2 that can be expected to impinge on the first wall of such future plants.

The radiated acoustic wave can be made to impinge onto the borehole wall at an incident angle that is smaller than the first critical angle when using the 3D acoustic transmitter stations downhole.

Unlike networks in vivo, in which multiple activation pathways are impinging on any recorded region, isolated networks can be studied in a controlled isolated environment.