Sentence examples for well entangled from inspiring English sources

We suggest that this is due to the formation of a temporary network of the well entangled polymer which needs to relax before phase separation can occur.

High-shear rate secondary Newtonian plateaus, η∞, were identified at three different temperatures for well entangled L-PP/LCB-PP blends above shear rates of 2⋅106 1/s and their dependence on weight average molecular weight, Mw, was successfully related as η∞(T)="K∞(T ·Mwn with the exponent n = 1.010.

We successfully applied a multiscale simulation method to a spinning process of a well-entangled polymer melt.

The CNT film electrodes showed well-entangled and interconnected porous structures with good adherence to the substrate.

Direct brute-force equilibration of well-entangled polymers is beyond the reach of the modern computational power because of slow reptation dynamics exhibited by high molecular weight chains.

The hydrogels that were formed from polymeric micelles possessing a tightly packed (i.e., well-entangled) inner core exhibited a higher storage modulus than the hydrogels that were formed from the polymeric micelles possessing a loosely packed structure.

We have carried out various rheometric experiments to probe the nonlinear rheological behavior of two well-entangled 1,4-polybutadiene solutions using both stress-controlled and rate-controlled startup shear.

Besides, the parallel plate geometry of the apparatus utilized here offers a distinctive edge over Couette type cells used for similar purposes as the latter is often not suitable for studies on well-entangled concentrated polymeric systems due to high viscosity and associated large sample volume requirements.

President Clinton's Justice Department is thinking about whether to intervene, a decision that may well become entangled in the Senate race between Mr. Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

We have introduced a fast protocol to prepare well-equilibrated entangled polymer melts of various architectures.

Note the kigo in this poem by Fukuda Chiyo-ni: morning glory! the well bucket-entangled, I ask for water.