“Mechanical damage is the cutting or breakage of yarns in the fabric caused by the penetration of the needle during sewing.”

“This suggests that some dissolution of the solid as well as penetration of water into the solid's pores might be taking place simultaneously.”

“It justified this penetration by reference to the satisfaction of popular desires, and the freedom of the press to enlighten the public.”

“An aluminum stepwedge penetrometer was exposed simultaneously with each radiograph for use as a standard of reference.”

“The penetrometer value measures the energy required to bury a ball in sand.”

“The Compaction Detector is a soil penetrometer cone and shaft pushed by a hydraulic cylinder, rather than by hand, into the ground.”

“A reddish tinge signifies penetrance of the dye through the testa into the endosperm and embryo.”

“Clouston syndrome is an hidrotic form of ectodermal dysplasia, inherited as an autosomal dominant trait with high penetrance.”

“Because of reduced penetrance, individuals of different genotypes can have the same phenotype.”

“The depth to which it sinks is considered the penetrability of the snowpack by a walking deer.”

“While this contrast underlines the difference in social class, the point is one of vulnerability and penetrability.”

“Because of their low penetrability, alpha particles do not usually pose a threat to living organisms, unless they are ingested.”

“The M829A3 is the latest generation kinetic energy round and has an improved penetrator design and propellant.”

“The few coherent voices among these fundamentalists argue developing small penetrator nukes will damage international arms-control efforts.”

“Even at the moderate velocities developed, this heavy bullet is still a great penetrator.”

“Mulqueen J, Stafford JV, Tanner DW Evaluation of penetrometers for measuring soil strength.”

“These measurements are obtained by pushing penetrometers into the soil at equally spaced distances across a tillage tool's path.”

“The films and attached penetrometers are loaded above ground and then lowered into position in the bay.”

“You should plug and caulk holes or penetrations for faucets, pipes, electric outlets, and wiring.”

“Subsurface control on stratigraphic thicknesses and structural geometries is provided by rare well penetrations.”

“Speed, daring, and deep penetrations without regard to flank security came to be seen as essential.”

“The Chinese are already selling a 100 mm shells with depleted uranium penetrators, so they obviously know how to deal with depleted uranium.”

“It was a very sophisticated space probe, it had everything on it, penetrators, balloons, orbiting things, you know, it was just the whole shooting match.”

“Now, it is practically free for military and arms manufactures and is used in tank armor and extensively in armor-piercing shells known as depleted uranium penetrators.”

“Unique to such a thick oil are penetrants designed to reach deep within to all points of the chain.”

“Use latex products, penetrants, or breathable epoxy generic materials designed to reduce the emission of water vapor from the slab.”

“Penetrants such as silanes, siloxanes and blends actually penetrate the brick surface.”