Infiltration means penetration. It usually is used in a medical setting to describe the spread of cancer from one area to another (called metastasis). So, in a sentence: the cancer has spread from the breast tissue and infiltrated the pectoralis major muscle.
Infiltration means penetration. It usually is used in a medical setting to describe the spread of cancer from one area to another (called metastasis). So, in a sentence: the cancer has spread from the breast tissue and infiltrated the pectoralis major muscle.
Infiltration means penetration. It usually is used in a medical setting to describe the spread of cancer from one area to another (called metastasis). So, in a sentence: the cancer has spread from the breast tissue and infiltrated the pectoralis major muscle.
To go where someone/thing does not belong.
permeable and unsaturated
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soil
The ground may look solid but often the rocks can be permeable, meaning they can absorb liquids, and therefore the water can slowly be absorbed by percolating through the rock.
High intensity rainfall can cause or lead to flooding because its allot of rainfall in a short amount of time meaning there wont be time for much of the rain to be infiltrate into the soils which leads to increased surface runoffs which increases the discharge in the river leading to floods.
Infiltrate is a verb.
Infiltrate v. -to filter in or through; penetrate
pneumonia
It means they are flowing together or merging together.
It will infiltrate until it hits bedrock.
The soldiers were able to infiltrate enemy lines.
Aliens are about to invade earth.
Infiltrate the System was created on 2007-08-21.
no will infiltrate surface materials that are permeable and unsaturated
The spy managed to infiltrate the enemy base undetected.
If you mean type, it is an Electric Ghost. Otherwise, it is a plasma Pokemon that can infiltrate electronic devices and wreak havoc.
Five groups of fifteen people infiltrate, at different times, across the border.