infiltration|infiltrations in English

noun

[in·fil·tra·tion || ‚ɪnfɪl'treɪʃn]

permeation, percolation, gradual penetration, passing through

Use "infiltration|infiltrations" in a sentence

1. Extensive edema and cellular infiltrations were found in AR.

2. INFILTRATION BY CHINESE ARMY

3. Infiltration has never stopped completely.

4. It's just adrenaline from the infiltration.

5. (a) whether there have been incidents of infiltrations by the Chinese Army into the Indian border;

6. Infiltration continues from across the border.

7. Infiltration rate (air changes per hour)

8. Patchy areas of inflammatory cell infiltrations as well as intra-alveolar hemorrhages were observed.

9. "ASCII: American Standard Code for Information Infiltration".

10. Compaction can reduce infiltration, leading to the development of areas that can produce infiltration excess and overland flow.

11. In desperation, the Allies turned to infiltration.

12. The first moments of an infiltration are Crucially important.

13. Around adnexal inflammatory cell infiltration is also evident.

14. (c) the steps being taken by Government to stop infiltration?

15. • It blocks air infiltration and keeps allergens to a minimum.

16. It is even possible that gang infiltration can be stopped.

17. Another case of oncocytoma showing infiltration of perinephric fat.

18. Cataract, ocular trauma, corneal surgery incision infiltration leak check.

19. Key soil parameters include depth, moisture holding capacity and infiltration rate.

20. Key words: infiltration, ventilation, indoor air quality, energy conservation, radon, formaldehyde.

21. Sensation was tested using pinprick sensory testing before and after infiltration.

22. Artillery bombardments, shooting, infiltration and placement of installations inside Lebanese territory

23. Inflammatory cell infiltration and index of remodeling of bronchiole were detected.

24. A method of measuring tracer gas concentrations for air infiltration measurements.

25. (c) whether infiltration of soldiers across the borders has become quite rampant;