Furthermore, a long-time impermeable behavior of these coatings was performed with open-cell potential measurements.
It is a long way from the impermeable shield that President Reagan described in glowing terms in 1983, an announcement that turned into a diplomatic triumph even while it was a technological flop.
The cancer cell has been long believed to be impermeable to antibodies that could target it for destruction.
But Mr. Kass, the opponents' lawyer, said the construction underground "will be a 40-foot-long, 20-foot-deep impermeable mausoleum.
It is noted that the semi-permeable case requires about two to three times as long computing time as the impermeable problem, regardless of solvers and platforms.
The cuisine that the authors express speaks to ancient realities and present truths: The kitchen table knows no boundaries; and no wall, however high and long, can ever be so impermeable to prevent the vapors of the collective culinary consciousness waft through.
Though discrimination in housing and other areas, like the academic world, still exists, many of the new professionals from the West share the belief that the Japanese work world is not as impermeable or unfair as long reputed.
The unique mycobacterial cell wall, characterized by an outer layer of mycolic acids, containing α-ramified β hydroxylated long-chain fatty acids, is unusually impermeable, and forms a barrier for most common antibiotics [3].
I think I've learned that even though I've had this pain for so long that it feels really permanent and impermeable, I think I've learned that it can ebb and flow and it can be less painful and it can be like half the days in bad days instead of only ever having bad days.
(Leslie, Interview 3) I think I've learned that even though I've had this pain for so long that it feels really permanent and impermeable, I think I've learned that it can ebb and flow and it can be less painful and it can be like half the days in bad days instead of only ever having bad days.
