Sentence examples for viscous masses from inspiring English sources

Sandy slopes turned into viscous masses of perception.

The geologists' new work reveals frothy, viscous masses that crack and groan as they rise through irregular fissures.

As we drove we listened on the car stereo to a weirdly Anglicized Smithson describing the landscape through which we were passing: The valley spread into an uncanny immensity unlike the other landscapes we had seen.... Sandy slopes turned into viscous masses of perception.

What the characters are most connected by, however, is a viscous mass of sliced body parts and horrendous crimes that nearly always occur in the zones of deepest intimacy.

Brilliant debates between different parts of the orchestra are absent; rather, the music emerges in a gray and viscous mass of sound out of which occasional details are allowed to peep.

Near Thule, the sea began to thicken, and Pytheas saw the sea, sky and land merging into a viscous mass, rising and falling with the motion of the waves.

The device consists of a tuned mass damper (TMD) in which the typical viscous damper is replaced with a tuned viscous mass damper.

When heated together under the influence of chemical catalysts, ethylene glycol and terephthalic acid produce PET in the form of a molten, viscous mass that can be spun directly to fibres or solidified for later processing as a plastic.

The relative importance of the diffusive (bulk and Knudsen) and viscous mass transport and the effects of the different uptake rate representations are also investigated.

This monotonically changing property, known as viscosity, enables glass products to be made in a continuous fashion, with raw materials melted to a homogeneous liquid, delivered as a viscous mass to a forming machine to make a specific product, and then cooled to a hard and rigid condition.

The dusty-gas model and D'Arcy's law are used to describe the diffusive and viscous mass transport in the adsorbing bed, respectively, and the local equilibrium assumption or the linear driving force approximation are used for the uptake rate.