Sentence examples for impermeable surface from inspiring English sources

The new boundary treatment considers the solid impermeable surface as a fictitious porous layer with a known fluid diffusive coefficient.

Chickadee occupancy increased with tree basal area and chickadee abundance declined as impermeable surface area increased and basal area decreased.

But due to unplanned growth and water body encroachment, the water bodies are rapidly disappearing and impermeable surface are increasing.

SEM showed epithelial surface with some cellular desquamation, few microridges, and a polished and impermeable surface aspect.

"A rain garden is a depression which allows rainwater to run from an impermeable surface where it can be slowly soaked into the ground or flow to a drain.

When it rains, water soaks into the earth, through soil and rock, saturating porous areas and running over the buried topography until it is blocked by an impermeable surface.

Vast areas of impermeable surfaces in built-up areas often replace water-absorbing vegetation and permeable soils.

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

Cities are also less receptive to the rain when it comes: their hard, impermeable surfaces conspire to keep rainwater above ground.

Impermeable surfaces cause urban flooding in many areas and generate contaminated unusable water that is directed away from potable water resources.

Conventional in vitro analysis of gastrointestinal epithelium usually relies on two-dimensional (2D) culture of epithelial cell lines as monolayer on impermeable surfaces.