Sentence examples for have impermeable from inspiring English sources

U.S. states have laws requiring that pits have impermeable liners.

The results showed that biofilms formed by the wild type strain of B. bronchiseptica, RB50 (Fig. 1, top panels) were mainly composed of cells which were not stained by DDAO, and thus have impermeable membranes.

In general, the central nervous system and the peripheral nerve trunks have impermeable blood vessels, but in certain parts the capillaries are "leaky," allowing the passage of a plasma filtrate.

In addition, only 11% of the surveyed units had impermeable surface and drainage facilities to collect compost leachates.

In the flow-through monolith, which has impermeable walls, the drying front was observed to propagate from the very start of drying.

High drainage density in the Makhawan watershed is observed over denudational hills having impermeable subsurface material, sparse vegetation with hilly terrain, whereas low drainage density is found over permeable subsurface material and low relief.

Professor Kane tells him that it's because he has impermeable walls up and refuses to let people in.

A secure hazardous-waste landfill must have two impermeable liners and leachate collection systems.

Currently some 1,900 miles of alleys — that's 3,500 acres — have conventional impermeable surfaces, and most lack sufficient drainage to sewers.

Like mammals, and unlike the lower vertebrates, birds and reptiles have skins impermeable to water and thus are well adapted to terrestrial life.

Most new landfills are required to have an impermeable liner or barrier at the bottom, as well as a system of groundwater-monitoring wells.