'But rest assured, once we will be able to
penetrate them, the next is apprehension.'
A bullet failing to
penetrate at least 12" in gelatin should not necessarily be seen as a failure.
That question starts with whether UV light can
penetrate ice to reach the water below where it's available to "excite" the fluorophore in a lure's coating.
enteritidis to
penetrate through the yolk membrane during storage at different combinations of warm and refrigerated temperatures.
They found that using Corexit 9500A has the unexpected effect of allowing potentially harmful crude oil components called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to
penetrate deeper and faster into the sands.
Their bodies consist of a worm-like portion and 'roots' that house the bacteria and
penetrate the bones, but they have no body parts mechanically able to drill through bone.
The MOP is designed not to explode on hitting the earth, but rather to
penetrate deep into the earth before finally exploding.
Typical ground radars
penetrate more than 10 feet, he says.
Oh, that I could
penetrate to the innermost recesses of the Heart of Jesus to read there the essence of His bitterness, which brought Him to the point of death in the Garden; that I could comfort Him in the abandonment by His Father and His own.
Potato chips kept in a FedEx envelope will eventually wilt, since vapor can
penetrate the fabric despite the fact that no air is moving through the material.
Based on a unique formula and manufacturing process Kano created a molecule which had an inherent means of expedient self propulsion which would
penetrate into spaces which are immeasurably small.
"This is a very expensive process and not as durable as dye sublimation, as it does not
penetrate the part.
