"pervious" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe an object that allows fluids or other substances to pass through it. For example, "The material is pervious, allowing the water to easily sink into the ground."
Breakfast show host Robin Banks, who took over from Bam Bam in April, has seen his audience slip from 705,000 to 645,000 on the pervious quarter.
On each side of the sloping core, transition zones separate the core from the main mass of more pervious filling.
The downstream transition zone is backed by a curtain drain of selected pervious material connected to a drainage blanket on the downstream side.
Some suborders or families have additional characteristics: the New World vultures (family Cathartidae) have pervious nostrils (i.e., incomplete partition between nostrils) and a rudimentary hind toe; the osprey, a reversible outer toe; the secretary bird, long legs with short, blunt toes; and Falconidae, toothed beak, sharply pointed wings, and a noncentrifugal wing molt.
Pervious shutdowns, in 1995 and 1996, lasted five and 21 days.
As twilight thickened outside, the house's shell seemed too pervious, swelling with the electric light as if it were as insubstantial as the canvas tents at school camp.
Only 83 percent of the eligible women reported having a Pap test to detect cervical cancer within the pervious three years, short of the 93 percent goal.
The water catchment and management system uses a pervious parking lot and plants on the roof's edge to filter storm water slowly into the ground, preventing runoff from washing away large amounts of soil.
Or fully pervious, depending on the participants' secret hopes.
Those who have a pervious version can download or purchase the game (£25-£30 £25-£30 onn.
New Orleans has since also put in place pervious pavements, which allows rainwater to pass through them into underground storage basins.
