What is more, compared with ordinary heavy oil, there exists a larger fluidity difference between extra heavy oil and steam.
These results imply a larger fluidity of MO compared to OA, because MO molecules separate both longitudinally and transversely from one another as the temperature is increased.
Based on X-ray measurements, both molecules were found to possess a liquid crystal-like order, although a larger fluidity was found for MO, because as the temperature is increased, MO molecules separate both longitudinally and transversely from one another.
Aluminum-silicon alloys are used for welding wire and brazing material, because large amounts of silicon impart great fluidity to molten aluminum.
Because of their great fluidity, Self Consolidating Concretes (SCCs) can be poured into large-sized formworks or through a thick iron framework without using vibration.
Such repulsive interaction and the large changes in fluidity arising from drug aggregation may be related to the disruption of the membrane, which is key for the parasite killing property.
Even when they just strut around in oversize khaki shorts and white muscle shirts, they speak to something larger: the global fluidity of conceptions of ethnicity, identity and style, propelling a street culture once so closely tied to the borderlands of the United States and Mexico well beyond its birthplace.
After sintering at 300 °C, the well-sintered nanoparticle paste shows good fluidity and large area of melting; nanoparticles merge into numbers of large clusters, and effective links are formed.
Higher fluidity signifies larger Dpd and circularity but a lower mean particle size.
The Piano Trio No. 3 ("In Sicht," "In Sight"; 1999) and "Il Canto l'Interno... Nell'Intimo" ("The Inner Song... in the Intimate"; 1998), for larger ensemble, are largely studies in textural fluidity, although, like the string works, they have their moments of sudden explosiveness.
