läpäisevämmät

Läpäisevämmät is a Finnish word that translates to "more permeable" or "more penetrable." It is the comparative form of the adjective "läpäisevä," meaning permeable or penetrable. The word is used in various contexts to describe something that allows substances or energy to pass through it more easily than something else.

In scientific contexts, such as material science or biology, "läpäisevämmät" might refer to a material with a higher porosity or a membrane that exhibits greater diffusion rates. For instance, a filter material that is "läpäisevämmät" would allow more fluid or gas to pass through it in a given time. Similarly, in biology, cell membranes could be described as "läpäisevämmät" if they allow for faster transport of ions or molecules across them.

The term can also be used metaphorically. For example, a system or a process that is "läpäisevämmät" might be one that is more open to external influences or easier to understand or navigate. In social contexts, a society might be described as "läpäisevämmät" if it has fewer barriers to entry or participation. The specific meaning of "läpäisevämmät" is highly dependent on the context in which it is used, always indicating a relative increase in the ease of passage or penetration.