Sentence examples for it's impregnated from inspiring English sources

It's impregnated with the idea that black people are inferior, that whites must be defended from the chaotic dark-skinned hordes.

Due to low capacity in removal of fluoride, it was impregnated with calcium at high temperature to enhance its adsorptive capability.

The aroma it gave forth was not only that of beef-juice smoking like incense, but the energetic smell of tarragon with which it was impregnated and the few, very few, cubes of transparent, immaculate bacon in the larding.

On the other hand, the citric acid-synthesized CoMo formulation by sequential impregnation (i.e., first Mo citrate solution was deposited on alumina and treated at 275 °C and then it was impregnated with Co citrate solution and dried at 110 °C) showed clearly lower HDS activity than the CoMo catalysts prepared by wet co-impregnation, see Table 3.

For the catalyst supported with urea added in the Co nitrate solution, where much excessive urea is added to form a melt urea Co(NO3 2 solution, it is impregnated with the silica support and the mixture is dried at 50 °C for 6 h, and the XRD results of the dried sample show no diffraction peaks, suggesting that the cobalt nitrate did not re-crystallize when co-impregnated with urea.

For the modification of it, it has been impregnated by La III) and Y III) [36].

Muhammad Ishaq, who lives nearby, said that about 18 months ago, Arshad Khan brought over a cow so that it could be impregnated by Ishaq's bull.

The present study performed at laboratory scale evaluates the retention of mercury in a CO2-enriched flue gas using the same activated carbon before and after it has been impregnated with sulfur and proposes a mechanism to explain the interactions between mercury and activated carbons.

It may also be impregnated with such gases as carbon dioxide or hydrogen sulfide.

All of Park's "loose-fit" woodwork had to be anchored securely enough to remain intact after a train wreck, and it had to be impregnated with a flame-retardant chemical and finished not with ordinary varnishes or paints but with what are known as "intumescent" coatings, which foam up when they're exposed to high heat, forming an insulating layer that prevents the underlying wood from igniting.

If your rubber blades have a graphite shine on them, it means they are impregnated with graphite powder for reduced noise: mind to wipe them gently to avoid stripping this coating.