Sentence examples for matters penetrate from inspiring English sources

Against the suspicion that the tears are too easily earned, it could be argued that family matters penetrate to our deepest level; they are the mill that grinds our flour, the lathe that gives us our shape.

"Particulate matter does penetrate, but air conditioning can remove some of the particles".

Air pollution targets the same organs: ozone (the main ingredient in "smog") and particulate matter can penetrate the lungs, aggravating asthma and other breathing problems, and even extending their harm to the heart.

Research paper: Vazifeh et al. Researchers are finding a multitude of applications for matter-penetrating muons.

Exogenous organic matter penetrates into soil in the form of secretions, excretions, and bacteria from dead animals and humans.

Furthermore, almost all lesions (across different neurological etiologies) not only affect gray matter but also penetrate into the underlying white matter thus potentially (but not necessarily) disrupting connections between areas.

The sound as the white matter is penetrated is gorgeously grotesque.

High frequencies attenuate and disappear more quickly, while low frequencies travel further and penetrate matter more easily.

With their ability to penetrate matter and resolve individual atoms, X-rays are among scientists' most useful tools for determining the structure and behavior of molecules and materials.

In explaining the photoelectric effect, Einstein (Fig. 11) assumed that a photon could penetrate matter, where it would collide with an atom.

The ability of gamma-rays to penetrate matter makes them an excellent signature for the detection of nuclear materials except that this very ability makes their detection difficult.