0 to spread through something and be present in every part of it: --
1 to spread through something and be present in every part of it: --
Chance, however, should be understood as expression of the contingency that permeates phenomena.
The outside world is incorporated into the home, both symbolically and functionally, and from these rooms it subtly permeates the rest of the apartment.
Although advice and guidelines on "how to sell" permeate textbooks and manuals on selling, they are based only on personal observation and intuition.
Consider for simplicity a weak axisymmetric meridional magnetic field permeating a stationary fluid.
Medical concepts such as contagion, degeneration, and biological stigma also permeated the legislators' discussions of anarchism.
This is not an evidence-based book but an experience-based publication that documents knowledge of philosophical, psychological and practical issues that permeate performance.
Such a backdrop undermines the overly medicalized and interest-group orientation that so frequently permeates discussions of marginally beneficial treatments.
This is not to say that new ideas cannot permeate hostile institutional and ideational settings.
