Sentence examples for penetrating down from inspiring English sources

The rather stagnant flows in turn sharpen the roof-level vertical velocity gradient and deter the entrainment penetrating down to the ground level, leading to a substantial pollutant accumulation.

A high score of 4 representing a large number of bacteria penetrating down to the epithelium, was reached already after 12 h.

Bundera Cenote (sinkhole) is of particular interest as it is the only deep anchialine system in Australia (penetrating down to the underlying seawater) and the only continental one in the Southern Hemisphere [28].

The CMS guidelines for HBO reimbursement suggest that patients should have type I or II diabetes, adequate lower limb arterial blood flow, a deep skin ulcer penetrating down to ligaments, muscle, or deeper with tissue infection (e.g., a Wagner wound grade of ∼3), and a wound that has failed to heal despite a 30-day course of standard wound management.

For example, a 9 5 5 8 8 " casing dedicated circular iron plate was machined, on which a hole was set each aside for air injection pipeline penetrating down into the bottom of the well.

With less chlorophyll, light not absorbed by the top layer of leaves can penetrate down to lower levels.

"So if the device was on the ground or even in a trash can, it's hard for that energy to penetrate down into the ground.

Leachates from landfill sites are also known to penetrate down to the groundwater causing pollution [12].

The X-ray emissions from solar flares do not penetrate down to the Earth's surface so the ground-based detectors could not determine their intensities.

Singh et al. (2006) observed the axial valley bounding faults that appeared to penetrate down to the depth of the magma chamber.

In addition, the satellite observations indicated that impacts of auroral heating on the neutral atmosphere can penetrate down to about 105 km.