Overall, computer penetration rates are very similar to Internet penetration rates.

Osmosis

Infiltration

(i) Infiltrations

The relatively low penetration rates shown in Europe can be explained by penetration rates in several South Eastern European countries while, according to Eurostat data, the average penetration rate in the EU15 is 50 per cent.

And now we're being penetrated.

The enemy has penetrated our most secret inner circles.

You think you can get through enemy lines tomorrow night?

And it's in every cell.

It's kind of a forward osmosis.

Not a single polling site was penetrated that day.

And the other one though is impenetrability.

Then it must be infiltrated by someone absolutely reliable.

You are eminently suited to infiltrate the organisation.

We won't allow them to penetrate the walls of the Alma Mater!

Before the cruelty of Rome spread in his blood.

The border control, for example, has been strengthened and the border is now less porous than in the past.

Current penetration of mobile services in Estonia was 6.1 per cent for a population of 1.5 million.

However, with 7.2 per cent penetration, only a small proportion of China's population uses the Internet.

And slowly, that idea is leaking out to the cognitive sciences, the human sciences, economics, et cetera.

Laws must be put into practice and permeate the fabric of people's lives.

The most optimistic projections estimated penetration rates that were from three to five times greater.

Around 50 per cent of the population, especially the urban population, is connected to the sewage system, while the rural population in most cases dispose of liquid waste by depositing it in permeable or semi permeable tanks.

In China, the second largest Internet market in 2004 as far as number of users is concerned, penetration is growing by 16.4 per cent.

This is not surprising, as the Internet began in the United States and has had its greatest penetration into society at large there.

The increase in the number of multiplex cinemas has increased the penetration of foreign audiovisual products into developing countries' markets.

Well, in ancient Rome, impenetrability was the criterion of masculinity.

It has something that is terribly important it has what's called an active and permeable membrane around the edge.

Table 2. Internet penetration by region and level of development,

In order to get a more realistic picture of the distribution of mobile phones among users, penetration rates (subscribers per 100 inhabitants) need to be taken into consideration (Table 5).

Using the best available expertise in order to position products correctly for the penetration of foreign markets was considered essential.

Another important point of these sand banks is that when it rains, the rainwater soaks down into the soil. So, it's gone.

Table 5. Mobile phone penetration by region and level of development,

Terrorist organizations are notoriously harder to infiltrate than traditional organized criminal groups.

You clear out a bunker and try to move ahead and they filter in behind you.

And then, in economics, there's an active producer and a passive consumer, which explains why business always has to penetrate new markets.

It creates a general state of lawlessness that also increases the country's vulnerability to re infiltration by Al Qaida.

Asia is the only developing region that has reached any significant broadband penetration.

A number of the detainees were subsequently transferred to the filtration camp in Mozdok and subjected to further beatings.

Men between the ages of 16 and 55 in the towns of Sernovodsk and Samashki were reportedly being transferred to filtration camps.

Further studies had shown that substantial reduction of fumigant emissions could be achieved by adopting new low permeability barrier films or using methyl bromide and chloropicrin mixtures with lower concentrations of methyl bromide.

And he expressed his unshakeable convictions in everyday language, in metaphors, in stories.

However, full mobile telephony penetration is as desirable in developing as it is in developed countries.

Services are now so pervasive throughout the economy that it may be more appropriate not to take a sectoral approach

In most of the least developed countries, with the exception of Bangladesh (5 per cent), the penetration rates hardly exceed 1 per cent.