Sentence examples for more impermeable from inspiring English sources

"But when faith is lived out in action, it's more impermeable than if it's just a concept".

This has now led to the wide adoption of a more impermeable laminated DuPont fabric called Tychem.Coveralls made with Tychem, however, have a big drawback.

Dr. MacDonald added a small percentage of silica fume, another industrial waste material, to the mix for the bridge's box girders, to make the concrete more impermeable to road salt, which corrodes rebar, eventually destroying concrete from within.

If the water is moving through the ground, it could load up against some more impermeable material, like silt or clay, and cause liquefaction against that boundary, too.

This may result from the more significant quantity of fines in the mixtures, which would make concretes bc1, bc2, and B1 even more impermeable than concrete C1.

This is because the rising in MDEA concentration induces an inner filter effect and hence the solution becomes more and more impermeable to UV radiation [33].

Water reabsorption requires that the fluid leak first be reduced not only by reduction of endothelial permeability but also possibly by modifications in epithelial cell form, making the epithelium more solidly impermeable.

By contrast, oil flows much more sluggishly through impermeable tight rock.

On 15 August, two days after soldiers had laid the foundations for the wall with fencing and barbed wire, plans were well underway to start building up the fortifications into something more permanent – and impermeable.

The plan requires the parts of the site facing a nearby road and houses to be filled in and rehabilitated first to help hide it from locals' eyes even though just across the river a massive oil refinery looms.The landfill sits on a natural foundation of London clay which is more or less impermeable.

Silica fume (SF) as a mineral admixture for high performance concrete produces more discontinues and impermeable pore structure in concrete.