Sentence examples for much less viscous from inspiring English sources

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

They are thought to be similar to flow channels created by lava flows on Earth, but the shape of these lunar valleys is more meandering, perhaps because ancient lunar lavas were much less viscous than those now known on Earth.

By analogy, one would expect that a mixture of carbon dioxide, which is fairly viscous, with a gas like hydrogen, which is much less viscous, would have a viscosity intermediate to that of carbon dioxide and hydrogen.

The liquid cultures of the Mut-4 were much less viscous as compared to the parent because of the short hyphal length.

The product obtained was washed with distilled water resulting in a transparent reddish yellow product, much less viscous than WMSO, and it was considered as biodiesel by the following methods applied by Ullah et al. (2014).

Also, supercritical CO2 is less dense and much less viscous than the initially resident brine resulting in the potential for upward leakage of CO2 through fractures, disturbed rock, or cement lining near injection wells.

The results also revealed that the SSV has much higher stiffness whereas less viscous behavior compared to the ITA, especially in the radial direction.

Thus the quantitative significance of the time-averaged variance for the more viscous solutions in this short time limit is poor, as fluctuations for the more viscous samples are averaged out much slower than for the less viscous samples.

A single transient stretch may acutely fluidize airway smooth muscle which is normally solid, leading to perturbed equilibrium of myosin binding and alteration of airway smooth muscle mechanical properties (the cell becomes much less stiff and much more viscous) [ 30].

Convective fluxes are much less than the diffusive fluxes, hence viscous flow can be neglected.

When the triple line is allowed to slide, such a viscous effect is much less important (ref: [21] and discussion below).