Sentence examples for the impermeable from inspiring English sources

Again, no moralising: Voss simply demonstrates the impermeable ego of the second-rank writer.

"The impermeable and non-fibrous nature of polymer means it repels dirt and moisture," says the Bank.

Sparkling, tumescent, mycophane, the big bead of water just stands there indefinitely, on top of the impermeable soil.

The impermeable inner membrane is a different matter; here the fatty acid chains are transported across in the following way.

The vacuum pulls the impermeable film firmly onto the lay, preventing any movement during the cutting action.

The island's early settlers survived, she explained, by digging holes in the impermeable clay soil beneath bushes and trees and simply waiting for them to drip-fill.

Unerasable from the corporate memory is the disaster of Kidder Peabody a 1990s foray into the impermeable culture of investment banking.

It is a long way from the impermeable shield that President Reagan described in glowing terms in 1983, an announcement that turned into a diplomatic triumph even while it was a technological flop.

The impermeable boundary enforces {u_{n}} = 0, (27).

The impermeable conditions are implied on the crack faces.

Geothermal drillings reached their final depth in the impermeable Erfurt formation.