Sentence examples for a viscous mass from inspiring English sources

What the characters are most connected by, however, is a viscous mass of sliced body parts and horrendous crimes that nearly always occur in the zones of deepest intimacy.

This monotonically changing property, known as viscosity, enables glass products to be made in a continuous fashion, with raw materials melted to a homogeneous liquid, delivered as a viscous mass to a forming machine to make a specific product, and then cooled to a hard and rigid condition.

Mainstream neutral monism starts out with the system of neutral elements Mach imagines it as "a viscous mass, at certain places (as in the ego) more firmly coherent than in others".

While water floods and debris flows typically follow the existing channel network, debris flows behave as a viscous mass which is capable of achieving high velocities and transporting large woody and rock debris (Pierson [2005]; Restrepo et al. [2008]).

Ground, freeze-dried seaweed samples were methanol-extracted [ 25], filtered, and rotary-evaporated at 40°C to give a viscous mass (stored at −20°C).

When heated together under the influence of chemical catalysts, ethylene glycol and terephthalic acid produce PET in the form of a molten, viscous mass that can be spun directly to fibres or solidified for later processing as a plastic.

The device consists of a tuned mass damper (TMD) in which the typical viscous damper is replaced with a tuned viscous mass damper.

By the end of the extended incubation, the original dry, discrete colonies lysed and transformed into a confluent viscous mass.

Brilliant debates between different parts of the orchestra are absent; rather, the music emerges in a gray and viscous mass of sound out of which occasional details are allowed to peep.

The homogeneous solution of molten mixture was then heated at 125 °C for 11/2 h to form a reddish brown viscous mass which then subsequently treated with THF.

Scanning electron microscope (SEM) pictures of the highly viscous mass after 24 h in a vacuum desiccator show a very homogenous structured material of close-packed spheres with diameters between roughly 10 and 30 nm (Fig.  2, left).