Sentence examples similar to impenetrable stress from inspiring English sources

In our assimilation, the ICB and the CMB are assumed impenetrable, stress-free, and fixed heat fluxes.

A staid, seemingly impenetrable energy giant is under great stress while the cyclical recovery of the weakest of trunk airlines is most probable.

His Glasgow accent was declared impenetrable.

The grain boundaries and surface layers are modeled as initially impenetrable to dislocations while allowing for relaxation at a critical stress level.

This naturally leads to the percolation limit for dislocation flow between impenetrable obstacles; together with a differential equation which describes the evolution of dislocation density as a function of stress, this provides a mathematical foundation for the Taylor equation in the case of forest hardening.

Impenetrable explanations?

Impenetrable Web sites.

Neither defense looks impenetrable.

"It's impenetrable".

The city seemed impenetrable.

Her will seemed impenetrable.