Sentence examples for too viscous from inspiring English sources

Cross-linked calcium alginate gels are too viscous to be efficaciously incorporated into spray dried formulations.

As mentioned above, there are many reservoirs, usually shallow, that contain oil which is too viscous to produce well.

Without PVA, the sol settled in the microchannels whereas at high concentrations of PVA, the sol was too viscous.

The popular carousel lined with carved elephants and ostriches was frozen in place, its oil too viscous to operate when the temperature dips below 35 degrees.

It is classified as a volcanic dome, formed when lava is too viscous to flow away and accumulates around its vent.

Nevertheless, the AR suffers from serious problems: it is too viscous to handle and needs special continuous agitating unit to avoid phase segregation.

With the right videos and a confident lug of procrastination, one can relax not only the brain, but the jelly around it, too – the viscous memories of getting things wrong, the sense that you will never be good enough.

At the other extreme of the spectrum, under parallel pore pressure conditions, if the mud pressure is too high, viscous and, in some instances, applied rapidly, the excess over the compressive forces which counterbalances the in situ pore pressure at the wellbore wall will cause rock failure in compression or shear when the rock compressive strength is exceeded.

And, as I said, with the whole-grain sourdough, you're looking for a viscous mixture, more like a batter than a dough, way too sticky to even consider kneading.

I haven't played truth or dare for a while, but if the occasion arose, I reckon could probably finish the entire catering-sized tub of the mild-mannered modern version, which not only tastes wrong, but looks it too; brownish and viscous instead of the traditional prince-of-darkness black.

The twenty-five-year-old's second mixtape is rich with other iconic simulated instrumentation — corroding horns, too-gauzy strings, viscous synths — that conspire to give the twenty-eight-minute project the texture of a particular time.