Sentence examples for dense viscous from inspiring English sources

Swarms of small earthquakes, which may be caused by a rising plug of dense, viscous magma oscillating against a sheath of more-permeable magma, may also signal volcanic eruptions, especially explosive ones.

It has also highlighted the influence of fluid properties on entrapment and mobilization particularly for highly dense, viscous fluid which also possesses high interfacial tension with water.

High proportion of corn starch caused a dense, viscous and layered SGL, and then reduced the permeability of SGL, but rice flour resulted in a loose, polyporous and uniform SGL and increased the permeability of SGL.

The behavior of dense, viscous calcium bromide brine solutions used to remediate systems contaminated with dense nonaqueous phase liquids (DNAPLs) is considered in laboratory and field porous medium systems.

Hossain and Takhar [27] studied the effects of radiation of an optically dense viscous incompressible fluid past a heated vertical plate with uniform free stream velocity and surface temperature.

This is largely due to the lower relative content of oxygen in water and the higher oxidative cost of ventilating a dense and viscous medium compared with air.

So the collider is about to resume its journey back in time, to probe the strange forces and entities that must have existed in some dense, hot, viscous broth that filled the nascent universe, before ordinary matter started to precipitate, as space started to expand and time to tick.

Heavy oils are dense and viscous oil characterised by its asphaltenes content, low API gravity (<22° API) and a viscosity of more than 100 cP (see Fig. 1).

Just as many ghost stories must start with a death, Dickey makes the choice to start with a dense and viscous introduction, light on the empiricism at which he excels.

The supernatant obtained after centrifugation appeared to be dense and viscous, which might have been due to the presence of DNA and exopolysaccharides.

Underwater gas exchange has higher ventilation costs as water is more dense and viscous than air, a problem which is further compounded by lower oxygen content and diffusion rates [ 6, 17].