noncommunicating

When the space closes up and traps the fluid inside, it's called a noncommunicating hydrocele.

Still, they needed to converse while traveling, because a noncommunicating Band was difficult to perceive accurately at any distance.

This is sometimes referred to as noncommunicating syringomyelia.

Yet the circumstance of the two writers being noncommunicating neighbours in Rapallo is too piquant not to be instructive.

Pineal tumors also can cause compression of the cerebral aqueduct, resulting in a noncommunicating hydrocephalus.

Federal scientists say Yucca meets one of the early criteria listed for a site: it is a "noncommunicating hydrologic regime," which means that water leaving the site through the ground goes to a dead end, not to major rivers or oceans.