Encara no tenim significats per a "more porous".
1Bones also roughened with age, became more porous, and lost mass.
2The more air it contains the more porous will be the finished product.
3Under magnification the irregularity looked circular and more porous than the surrounding bone.
4Each cleaning has rendered the stone more porous necessitating a yet more drastic cleaning.
5When bones become more porous and brittle, women have an increased risk of fractures.
6Linen has the advantage of remaining more porous than cotton, when moist with perspiration.
7Brownlee also suggested that border security may be more porous than was being made public.
8A poem is just as porous as the meerschaum;-themore porous it is, the better.
9The borders of storytelling are more porous this season, and Insecure triumphs because of it.
10Some housekeepers prefer a flannel pad as being more porous, and therefore more easily aired.
11Other materials become more porous at higher temperatures, allowing body heat and water vapor to escape.
12The impression prevails that southern hickory is more porous and brash than hickory from the north.
13The bones become more porous and more brittle.
14Diurnal surface temperature variations on Phoebe suggest a more porous regolith than on the jovian satellites.
15I couldn't help but wish for a treatment that was a little more porous or free flowing.
16As we ascended, the flow became hotter under our feet, as well as more porous and glistening.
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