Sentence examples for external infiltration from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has a political analysis of property damage and violence on demonstrations knows that it is not a result of external infiltration, but a result of real, and often police-provoked, anger and a failure of the democratic process.

These "attacks" represent either external attacks (infiltration by a malicious or unauthorized user), or bugs or vulnerabilities.

The changes in mineral modes and compositions can be estimated for given P T conditions and amounts of external water infiltration, which is why our method can be regarded as an autonomous forward modeling approach.

The value of (dm_{{rm H}_2{rm O}}) is given as a new independent variable, in addition to dP and dT, to investigate the effects of external water infiltration into the system on the progress of the rehydration reactions.

"Corruption and external influence and infiltration are widespread.

The country's main external threat was the infiltration of large numbers of Islamist guerrillas moving between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.

So far, thermoelectricity in this class of materials has required infiltration with external molecules to render the framework electrically conductive.

"We can learn from Russia and introduce a 'foreign agent law,' so as to block the way for the infiltration of external forces and eliminate the possibilities of a Color Revolution," he wrote in the Global Times newspaper.

This showed that the type of external walls, the windows infiltration rate and the solar azimuth were the most influential design variables on the given objective function for the considered house, and also that the azimuth either had a highly nonlinear effect on the objective function or was highly correlated to the others variables, deserving in any case a finer discretisation.

Boundary flow of external fluids may cause infiltration metasomatism of the pelitic schist.

The methodology developed during the present work is based on an analytical strategy that determines all energetic components involved, each one referring to a specific thermal load that enters the chamber through several ways (heat transferred by enclosure or released inside the product, infiltration of external warm air, etc).