Sentence examples similar to impervious to capture from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles officials are looking at turning many miles of impervious alleys into "Green Alleys" where light-colored pavement could help alleviate the urban heat island effect, and planting beds could serve as rain gardens to capture storm water.

Because the duplication machinery is expected to be impervious to gene boundaries, the likelihood of capturing an entire ORF during duplication is more likely in compact genomes with a shorter average gene length [ 3].

He seems impervious to suffering". Johnston said the condition of captured Iraqi soldiers--the allies hold more than 100--attests to the repercussions of the nonstop bombardment.

Therefore, it seems that there is a subset of OCSCs that are indeed impervious to hypoxia and it is this subset that was captured in this experiment.

Everyone knows that networking once a face-to-face affair, sometimes captured in a Rolodex is now worldwide, instant, and impervious to constraints of distance, time or cost.

Tremendous performances from Richard Croft as Nero and Patricia Schuman as Poppea capture both the physicality and the delirium of a passion that gradually becomes impervious to reason, and makes casualties of Kathleen Kuhlman's proud Ottavia and Jeffrey Gall's hapless, handsome Ottone.

It's impervious to water.

But they are not impervious to elections.

They are oddly impervious to torture.

Impervious to all human emotion.

Are they impervious to reason?