Sentence examples for less viscous from inspiring English sources

So far, makers of ketchup, which is less viscous, have not shown much interest.

Below its density maximum at 4°C, water expands and becomes more compressible and less viscous.

Libya's light-sweet crude, which has low levels of sulphur and is less viscous, is sought after by European refiners.

Following HPH, banana juice resulted brighter and less viscous than the untreated one.

Salvage teams hope to apply heat to make it less viscous before pumping it out of the vessel's fuel tanks.

A supercritical fluid can thus dissolve (i.e., solvate) species better than a gas while being less viscous than a liquid.

While warm weather would have caused the molasses to be less viscous, the winter temperatures made the syrup markedly thicker, severely impeding rescuers.

Its ink, invented by László Bíró, is a type of fluid called "non-Newtonian", which becomes more or less viscous when impact is applied to it.

This bimodal dispersion is less viscous than the dispersion containing only calcite crystals.

Accuracy is diminished at more extreme viscosity ratios when the less viscous fluid is in a thin layer.

The mare basalts, when in liquid form, were much less viscous than typical lavas on Earth; they flowed like heavy oil.