Sentence examples for make them impermeable from inspiring English sources

They are to entomb the remaining contamination in enough grout to fill four Home Depots and then seal the buildings to make them impermeable for a millennium.

Instead of fermenting in barrels, the wine will be placed in large terracotta pots – traditionally big enough to hold a man – which are buried to the neck in the ground, lined inside with beeswax to make them impermeable and left open during fermentation before being sealed shut with clay or resin.

The filter performance is mostly influenced by the diameter and the corresponding porosity since the size of particles or that of droplets needs to make them impermeable to membrane media according to nanoscale porous web of fibers [46].

However, they say graphene is so thin that a "paint" could act as a rust protector or an "electronic ink" or be added to advanced composite materials to make them impermeable or conductive or stronger.

The bone tools in question are known as lissoirs ("polishing stones"), which are used to smooth out hides to make them tougher, impermeable and lustrous.

The dead cork cells are lined with suberin, a fatty substance that makes them highly impermeable to gases and water.

For example, the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria makes them relatively impermeable to hydrophobic compounds such as macrolide antibiotics, thus conferring intrinsic resistance to these drugs.

Although, impermeable barriers coupled with an insulating layer of fabric tend to offer the greatest protection against hot liquid penetration, the potential for heat strain and discomfort to workers may make them impractical in the kitchen environment.

Make them secret.

We all make them.

Make them and sell them.