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permeability, impermeability, impermeable,
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Permeability,
permeable, and semipermeable...
- with
permeabilities significantly lower than 100 md can form
efficient seals (see
petroleum geology).
Unconsolidated sands may have
permeabilities of over...
- phases. Thus the sum of
relative permeabilities over all
phases is less than 1. However,
apparent relative permeabilities larger than 1 have been obtained...
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Permeability of a
space in a ship is the
percentage of
empty volume in that space.
Permeability is used in ship
survivability and
damaged stability calculations...
- electromagnetism,
permeability is the
measure of
magnetization produced in a
material in
response to an
applied magnetic field.
Permeability is
typically represented...
- The
vacuum magnetic permeability (variously
vacuum permeability,
permeability of free space,
permeability of vacuum), also
known as the
magnetic constant...
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Vascular permeability,
often in the form of
capillary permeability or
microvascular permeability,
characterizes the
capacity of a
blood vessel wall to...
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Permeable paving surfaces are made of
either a
porous material that
enables stormwater to flow
through it or
nonporous blocks spaced so that
water can...
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either side, as well as the
permeability of the
membrane to each solute.
Depending on the
membrane and the solute,
permeability may
depend on
solute size...
- A
number of
factors affect the
permeability of soils, from
particle size,
impurities in the water, void ratio, the
degree of saturation, and
adsorbed water...
