NOUN
- the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance
- mutual penetration; diffusion of each through the other
How To Use permeation In A Sentence
- And there may be some small holes in her argument: Music went through centuries of widespread cultural permeation before it could birth rock. Kicking The Dog
- It's a funny, left-of-center film about envy in all its permeations and how it strains friendships.
- The historical evolution of the firm reflects the inter action of financial permeation.
- Ion permeation is slow on a molecular timescale.
- OBJECTIVE To study the permeation mechanism of amlexanox through rabbit buccal mucosa.
- Reasonable permeation free energy profiles are obtained for potassium, rubidium, and cesium; binding wells are shallow and the central barrier is small.
- These include: an inherent Pakistani-Muslim tendency toward violence, reactionary 'Islamic fundamentalist' laws in this case, Pakistan's blasphemy law, and just the overall permeation of religious extremism throughout all corners of the country -- including even within the governor's own elite security guards. Junaid S. Ahmad: More To Pakistan Than Blasphemy Law
- However, these side chains do not fully occlude the pore but rather appear to form a hydrophobic barrier to ion permeation.
- The carcinoid component was negative for both lymphatic and vascular permeations.
- Structure/function studies aimed at identifying pore-lining domains in connexin channels have been largely based on effects of mutations on single-channel conductance or permeation of uncharged molecules.
