Sentence examples for perfect barrier from inspiring English sources

The original version of EIFS, on the other hand, is designed to be a perfect barrier, so when water enters it cannot leave.

The authors quip that they themselves have the perfect barrier to entry for any potential imitators in the fact that nobody else in their profession would be willing to put up with life on the American back road".Roadside MBA" can be irritating in its own idiosyncratic way.

The PyC coating is a perfect barrier to gas infiltration due to its compact structure and it containing only nanopores rather than large pores.

Based on the perfect barrier properties of inorganic coatings, much of the thin-film encapsulation technology has been development in the food and pharmaceutical packaging industries using silicon nitride (SiNx), silicon oxide (SiOx), aluminum oxide (AlOx), and diamond like carbon (DLC) coatings for no-humid sealing.

Nets are not a perfect barrier and are often treated with an insecticide designed to kill the mosquito before it has time to find a way past the net.

Yet this is not a perfect barrier and fetal and maternal cortisol concentrations are highly correlated suggesting that abnormally high maternal cortisol concentrations could affect the developing fetus [ 31].

The milk was packed in 3 types of PET bottles: one transparent bottle provided with an active oxygen-binding inner layer, one bottle with perfect light barrier, and one transparent bottle provided with a UV-absorbing additive.

For example, screening 100% of passengers at airports or people entering sensitive buildings is an attempt at creating a perfect security barrier that has failed to stop accidental smuggling of contraband, deliberate informal and formal test beaches, and actual terrorists such as Richard Reid and Umar Abdulmutallab.

Differences in female sex pheromone between the E and Z strains of ECB have been insufficient to establish a perfect reproductive barrier between these siblings.

12 The mesh size used in this trial (2 mm) would not be a perfect physical barrier for sandflies, but the insecticide coating of the fibres should prevent their passage.

This implies that there should be spatial price transmission between EU and World dairy commodity prices in more recent times, although these transmission effects might not be perfect as barriers are still not sufficiently low for full, short-term price transmission.