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The porous nature of the materials may be used as well.

They played porous defense in the first half of that game.

And I was about to say, again, that the problem is all of these systems are porous.

Washington has taken it on the chin in recent weeks with their porous run defense.

This is possible because of its porous structure and high surface area.

He pointed out how porous our defense against terrorism might be.

And they are trying to make the Alps more porous.

The porous stone has absorbed enough water to hold her down.

Which might be the reason the roof and walls were so porous.

I can only wonder if our own arrangements are so porous.

The walls were a light trap, dead black and porous.

They were unable to see the long, porous border between the right and the middle.

Still, the Giants led by 13-3, playing a bad team with a porous defense.

So this time the Modern decided to make its galleries porous.

The defense that was integral to its 125-victory season in 1998 has been porous this year.

However, various forms of porous carbon can also be used.

However, that may not be the case for porous solids.

The original form of the cell used a porous pot.

It needs a soil light and porous with good drainage.

The walls were porous rock here, and came out in chunks.

However, it is porous and water can go into those pores.

The porous nature of the house cut both ways.

The porous membrane between Congress and lobbyists needs to be made public.

Because the paint is porous, it does not kill the grass.

A porous material which a liquid or gas may pass through.