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• n  the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance
• n  mutual penetration; diffusion of each through the other

• In Reid's remarks, he noted that if nothing else, the indoor facility will end the permeation of tourists' body odor, since they'll no longer need to wait outside in the muggy .
• All Paul's fellow-soldiers echo this psychological process, a process of permeation-by-repression.
• But to explain a character is to explain him away, and through the general permeation of Freudian concepts, an audience can do that almost faster than the playwright.

• pervasion
• suffusion
• interpenetration

News & Articles

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• Humidification Module adds humidity to trace gas mixtures.
  FlexStream™ can typically add adjustable humidity levels from 20%–90% RH to trace gas mixtures produced by FlexStream™ system, but not all levels can be achieved at all flows. Trace Source™ permeation tubes are used to create trace concentration gas mixtures, and humidity is added by splitting dilution flow into 2 parts. Internal computer sets both dilution flow needed to ...
  Aug. 6, 2013 - ThomasNet

Quotes

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• Josh Schwartz in USA Today
  In the new world we live in, that kind of cultural permeation - the awareness that's greater than the numbers indicate - speaks to the potential for growth of the show,says Gossip executive producer Josh Schwartz.
• Joe Maddon in The Ledger
  Each relief pitcher we're considering carries a different permeation to it,Maddon said. "We're talking four pitchers in the mix for the first four outs."
• Al Michaels in Houston Chronicle
  It's really just an atmosphere, a feeling, a permeation of a mood, and the two weeks (of an Olympics) are just phenomenal,Michaels said Thursday. "There's something special about it, and no matter where it is, you're excited about it."