Sentences with phrase «impenetrable barrier»

Different designs were tested on neurons grown in petri dishes alongside impenetrable barriers of proteoglycans.

On one hand you had acclaimed developer Omega Force and its popular Warriors franchise which, although divisive, enjoys a constant presence in the world of gaming, and on the other we had a less conservative Nintendo, breaking down the once impenetrable barrier built around its world - beating stable of classic series, with Zelda at the very forefront.

On one hand you had acclaimed developer Omega Force and its popular Warriors franchise which, although divisive, enjoys a constant presence in the world of gaming, and on the other we had a less conservative Nintendo, breaking down the once impenetrable barrier built around its world - beating stable of classic series, with Zelda at the very forefront.

The semi-translucent exterior shell of the Mars Ice House, will bring the terrestrial concept of interior - to - exterior gradients, and challenges common assumptions that extraterrestrial habitats require impenetrable barriers.

Where others see impenetrable barriers, they see challenges to embrace and obstacles to overcome.

Jedinak and McCarthy would be a nigh on impenetrable barrier in front of the back four and this option could lead to Bruce deploying a highly effective 4 -2-3-1 — a formation that would give Grealish the perfect opportunity to wreak havoc in a free role.

But for the mammals of the northern hemisphere it has historically marked a virtually impenetrable barrier called the Wallace line.

Scientists developed a drug that allows axons to cross impenetrable barriers leading to the treatment of spinal cord injuries.

To overcome this seemingly impenetrable barrier, the Salk researchers exploited one of the mechanisms that allow the brain to import essential nutrients and molecules such as cholesterol from the bloodstream.

IL - 22 is a potent inducer of mucins, the large glycoproteins that create a thick, often impenetrable barrier, on mucosal surfaces [60, 61].

A graphene membrane is a sheet of carbon atoms that is literally one atom thick, yet can be a completely impenetrable barrier.

Under the previous engine, the technical restrictions didn't only impact performance and stability, they were also creatively stifling and the engine itself served as a near impenetrable barrier to consoledom.

The semi-translucent exterior shell reintroduces the terrestrial concept of interior - to - exterior gradients, challenging common assumptions that extraterrestrial habitats require visually impenetrable barriers which divorce the interior from the surrounding terrain.

may be so, but the addition of a superior god, which all religions believe they have, is a complete and impenetrable barrier to any hope.

It is extremely difficult to relate to the unauthentic person because there seems to be an impenetrable barrier surrounding the unauthentic life.

They certainly endure, yet they are dynamics of the occasion at each moment, not immutable or impenetrable barriers.

Thus we may be faced with a possibility that the origin of life, like the origin of the universe, becomes an impenetrable barrier to science and a block which resists all attempts to reduce biology to chemistry and physics.

Icelandic Glacial is the super-premium natural spring water, bottled at the source from Iceland's legendary Ölfus Spring, which was formed more than 5,000 years ago and is shielded from pollution by an impenetrable barrier of lava rock.

Naturpedic takes safety to a new level with this crib mattress: the waterproof cover features an impenetrable barrier to dust mites; it contains no latex, wool or other high allergy materials; it has non-toxic fire protection without using fire retardant chemicals (e.g. boric acid, antimony, PBDEs, etc), and it contains organic cotton filling from the US (as opposed to polyurethane foam).

The kit's silicone diaphragm acts as an impenetrable barrier preventing viruses, smoke and airborne particles from coming into contact with collected breastmilk.

The crux of the argument is that disadvantages encountered like lack of parental support and the expensive schools enjoyed by Harriet Harman and Polly Toynbee «s children is a impenetrable barrier.

In the Himalayas, ice - covered peaks form an impenetrable barrier between China and southern Asia.

Scientists assumed the river was an impenetrable barrier, says Christina Hvilsom from Copenhagen Zoo in Denmark, one of the researchers who worked on the genetic project.

Almost invisible to the human eye, to a bird it looks like an impenetrable barrier.

The discovery of graphene, with its high strength - to - weight ratio, flexibility, electrical conductivity, and ability to form an impenetrable barrier, led to an explosion of interest in 2D solids.

This explains the presence of reservoirs of high - energy particles under these areas in the magnetopause but for some time scientists remained puzzled as to why these reservoirs are also found in areas where the two magnetic fields at the magnetopause are aligned and should therefore create an impenetrable barrier.

In other words, the Constitution requires government neutrality between religions, not a impenetrable barrier that would prohibit government aid to students who may or may not choose to attend religious schools.

In a haunted, death - obsessed age, a ghost ship appearing in the mist is by turns a provocative mystery, an inspiration to creativity, and a tragic story of the disappearance of a family and of a bond between husband and wife that, for one moment, transcends the impenetrable barrier of death.

Or it can push it straight into an impenetrable barrier, from which the path of least resistance is straight down.

Having been sealed off from the rest of the world, the girls begin to make Clans in different sections of the city and run their own Crime Syndicates to create a new life, behind the impenetrable barrier that traps them away from the rest of the world.

It will without doubt have come to your Lordship's knowledge that a considerable change of climate inexplicable at present to us must have taken place in the Circumpolar Regions, by which the severity of the cold that has for centuries past inclosed (sic) the seas in the high northern latitudes in an impenetrable barrier of ice has been during the last two years greatly abated.

What would only a very few years ago have been an impenetrable barrier to our communication is now lowered, and in some cases swept away, by a freely available technology — and in this case for a language with only about 12 million speakers.

A requirement for Canadian experience, even when implemented in good faith, can be an impenetrable barrier in recruiting, selecting, hiring or accrediting, and may result in discrimination.