Sentence examples for viscous as from inspiring English sources

The model covers viscous as well as inertial regimes.

But the air was crisp and thin, not viscous, as I'd imagined it.

Fishermen and market women paddle dugout canoes on water as black and viscous as an oil slick.

She is not a warbler: her music can be deep, dark, viscous as molasses (see Papi Pacify), and light and ethereal as air (check out Water Me).

The P.A. began buzzing through the ribs on the left side with the electric saw, and immediately blood started seeping out, as dark and viscous as crankcase oil.

As the silica content increases, these rock types generally become more viscous; as the magmatic gas content increases, they become more explosive.

On SlowPitch's "Organic Seed," she raps out an ingredient list of organic foods with a viscous-as-tar drawl; Daft Punk's "Teachers" meets an organic food co-op.

A major textbook of Paediatric Emergency Medicine [ 10] mentions rinsing with viscous lidocaine, as well as "magic mouthwash" (a mixture of Kaopectate and Benadryl) as treatment options.

An emphasis is placed on the transition from the power law to the viscous creep as well as the ductile brittle transition of the damage mode.

The pipe and the channel operates in a high-Knudsen-, low-Reynolds- numbers regime where the viscous effects as well as the rarefied gas effects dominate the flow.

CF lungs are classically characterized by viscous secretions as well as impaired mucociliary clearance [ 4, 5].