permeate

Life is ghost land, where appearances change, transfuse, permeate each the other and all the others, that are, that are not, that always flicker, fade, and pass, only to come again as new appearances, as other appearances.

Rather did it permeate him with a delicious sadness, and lift him away and out of the Ariel

Instead of that air of life, of comfort, and of happiness that permeates a flourishing and prosperous business establishment -- instead of merry faces at the windows, busy clerks hurrying to and fro in the long corridors -- instead of the court filled with bales of goods, re-echoing with the cries and the jokes of porters, one would have immediately perceived all aspect of sadness and gloom.

The book represents, to a certain extent, the conflict between the author's earlier and later methods of composition, but the gigantic conception of the 'White Whale,' as Hawthorne expressed it, permeates the whole work, and lifts it bodily into the highest domain of romance.

The Achieved Long-Term Permeate in the Seepage Experiment.

They found that permeability of the nanofiltration membrane would double if pressure increases from 3242 to 4559 kPa, and a linear relationship was established between flow rate of permeate and transmembrane pressure.

Machado, Haneda, Trevisan, and Fontes (2012) analyzed the influence of the microfiltration process on the antioxidant capacity of the obtained permeate of acai juice and observed that this parameter was reduced by 36 and 27% for acai juices with and without enzymatic pretreatment, respectively.

It is evident from the analysis that it is possible to maintain 2% CO2 in retentate and methane loss in permeate below 2% by optimizing the process conditions.

In crossflow filtration, an incoming feed stream passes across the surface of a crossflow membrane, and two exiting streams are generated: a permeate stream (which passes through the membrane) and a retentate stream (which is retained by the membrane.) In crossflow filtration the permeate stream is the target stream (i.e., the filtered wine), whereas in reverse osmosis, the streams are split, something is done to one stream and then the two are put back together, altered by the "treatment."

Concentration polarization and membrane fouling decrease the permeate flux and recovery rate while increasing the operating cost and shortening the membrane life [1-3].

For the lactose product group, high growth is apparent for permeate, but also for standard lactose, pharmaceutical lactose and galactooligosaccharides.