Examples of using Impermeable in English and their translations into Norwegian
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still it has to be impermeable to air.
Effective infection control is achieved through impermeable materials, while effective fluid control allows for a drier working area.
Modern liner technology provides excellent cushioning, but the impermeable and insulating material can allow a build-up of warmth and moisture.
Before the invention of impermeable glass bottles,
its own monumental and impermeable stupidity.
smooth and impermeable, and kept clean and dry.
still be completely impermeable to light, aroma or taste.
In general, the bedrock in the Norway impermeable, and suitable for HDR-system,
Various physical(e.g., highly impermeable caprock) and geochemical trapping mechanisms would prevent the CO2 from escaping to the surface.
For waterproofing increasingly use thisroofing, roofing felt or other liquid impermeable material previously cut into strips having a width of at least 50mm wider than the base.
Much of the catchment area lies on impermeable rock(including Wealden Clay and London Clay),
will still be completely impermeable and lets neither light,
A hydrostatic seal is created when the ice is so much higher around the lake that the equipotential surface dips down into impermeable ground.
The clay itself would have been impermeable enough the depth of the water some odd feet,
the clay itself would have been impermeable enough to allow tunneling in it.
If contents of fine particles in the concretes are high(leading to relatively impermeable concretes) it can even be a problem at compressive strengths as low as 55 MPa as addressed in the Eurocode system.
But if there is bedrock or impermeable materials near the road area, these objects may block
How to pronounce impermeable.
The excavated material is plasticized to make it impermeable and transportable.
Impermeable to minimise risk of bacterial transfer