Sentence examples for impervious shell from inspiring English sources
Bertrand Russell loses his college fellowship for opposing the war; a visiting DH Lawrence offers a few characteristic remarks about the "hard, unloving, impervious shell" of marriage and JM Keynes some fervent observations on male genitalia.
In the case of the pure Li2ZrO3 (without K2CO3 additive), formation of an impervious shell of Li2CO3 on the surface leads to a residual unreactive Li2ZrO3 core (Fig. 4).
It is they and not Packer himself who reveal the man inside an otherwise impervious shell.
Remember that while in his shell, Neslug is impervious to all physical-type attacks.
The hard, inner shell was intact and impervious to my feeble manual squeezing.
Cut-off frequencies when the wavenumber is zero are obtained for fluid-filled and empty poroelastic cylindrical shells both for pervious and impervious surfaces.
Hiawatha faces Megissogwon, manito (spirit) of wealth, who is impervious in his shirt of wampum, the hard shell beads once used as currency.
Geary duct-taped a toilet-paper roll core to the business end of a flashlight, and in the bathroom's humid dark she beamed the contraption through two dozen white eggs to locate the yolks' shadows, which she marked on the shells with a Sharpie (brown eggs were impervious to the device's low-wattage luminance).
Can they cook it?" He's aware of the risks but they're a non-issue: "I'm not afraid of bombs, mortars and shelling," he states – not because he's impervious, but because he wouldn't be going back if he was truly unprepared or frightened.
When the wavenumber is zero, the frequency equation of axially symmetric shear vibrations is independent of nature of surface, i.e., pervious or impervious and also it is independent of presence of fluid in the poroelastic cylindrical shell.
Through the bore of the second set of hollow fibers having a solid wall impervious to H2O and common gases under the conditions used, hot water is next supplied to heat the shell-side liquid absorbent and strip the absorbed CO2.
