| The penetrability is a measure that indicates the interference with the waves. |
| It took my intense week of counselor training to infiltrate the secure stone wall of created consciousness that had prevented me from recognizing my own penetrability. |
| Gamma's penetrability is specially appealing to artificial joint makers, who constantly are striving to build longer-lasting products. |
| In such cases, magnitude of edge effect is a function of mobility of nest predators as well as penetrability of habitat. |
| While this contrast underlines the difference in social class, the point is one of vulnerability and penetrability. |
| The particularly uniform film thickness of our cheese maturing bags provides a precisely defined penetrability at every point on the bag. |
