penetrable in English
the outer membrane is penetrable
the translation makes the original text penetrable
Use "penetrable" in a sentence
1. Impervious to, or not penetrable by, sound.
2. Depleted uranium is used to make anti-tank shells more deadly, and tank armour less penetrable.
3. It kind of opened up our defense at times and let us be penetrable.
4. In the experiment at a wastewater treatment plant of a refinery, the methanethiol penetrable adsorption capability may attain 4%, and the removing ratio is nearly 100% at the penetrable point.
5. Perhaps the most aspect of this technology is that it is intellectually penetrable.
6. Synonyms for Bibulous include absorbant, absorbent, spongy, thirsty, absorptive, permeable, porous, assimilative, penetrable and osmotic
7. Synonyms for Assimilative include permeable, absorptive, bibulous, assimilating, assimilatory, spongy, penetrable, porous, pervious and receptive
8. The barrier of poisonous gas appeared to be less penetrable than the rock that had been tunnelled through.
9. Accessible: adjective achievable , amenable , approachable , assailable , attainable , available , convenient , obliging , open , open-minded , penetrable , pervious
10. Perhaps the most important aspect of this technology is that it is intellectually penetrable.
11. * The Blewit! is 9.92 inches in total length, and is penetrable up to 7.67 inches.
12. The numerical solution of acoustic scattering problem with two-dimension penetrable boundary condition was discussed.
13. It seems that the ideas of both are on contrary. In fact, they happen to be penetrable and agreeable in depth.
14. RBI Solar’s Ballasted fixed-tilt systems are perfect for municipal solid waste landfills, brownfields and other sites where non-penetrable solar racking solutions are required
15. And this optimization scheme is applicable for not only the reconstruction of the impenetrable obstacle but also that of the penetrable obstacle.
16. Absorbent adjective porous, receptive, imbibing, spongy, permeable, absorptive, blotting, penetrable, pervious, assimilative The towels are highly Absorbent. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition
17. Empirical evidences in cognitive psychology and neurosciences show that cognition can assist information processing of perception in different ways, which implies that cognition is penetrable.
18. This kind of varietal virus can obscure oneself development systematic process interior, those who avoid safe software check kill, program of OK and penetrable certain firewall.
19. EXE2 process, they belong to some disk to protect the process of the tool, be like nonexistent above two processes, release drive, try penetrable and other reductive system.
20. There are many synonyms of Crossable which include Accessible, Attainable, Beaten, Broad, Easy, Fair, Graded, Navigable, Open, Penetrable, Reachable, Traveled, Unblocked, Unobstructed, Travelable, Motorable, Traversable, etc.
21. In the solvent-permeable and ion- penetrable porous surface layer of the particle, idealized hydrodynamic frictional segments with fixed charges are assumed to distribute at a uniform density.
22. Off penetrable knife gate valve is a new type of fast-flow regulating valve with both ends opened and closed operation of actuators that can double increase headstock speed .
23. Absorbent adjective porous, receptive, imbibing, spongy, permeable, absorptive, blotting, penetrable, pervious, assimilative The towels are highly Absorbent. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition
24. To sex of shading cloth shading differentiate, have a very simple method, illuminate shading cloth to lamplight namely, the penetrable degree be clear at a glance of its light.