This is the viscous flow regime.

It also makes it very viscous.

The blood would become more viscous or more thick.

But we can also store energy using superconductors, because we have no dissipation.

Here, the quad is behaving as if it were in a viscous fluid.

Viscous as tar, vibrant as flame, the cypress links them like a bridge.

However, inside a superconductor there are no collisions, so there is no energy dissipation.

As you can see here, obviously the molasses honey mixture is the most viscous.

Don't be drunken with wine, in which is dissipation, but be filled with the Spirit,

It actually does behave like a fluid, but it's much more viscous, it's much thicker and slower moving than what we would normally associate with a fluid like water. So this is a viscous fluid.

The tar sands are hundreds of square kilometers of bitumen, a viscous and corrosive tarlike deposit.

All I ever got out of it was dissipation, and a lot of early bells disturbing my sleep.

The water's going to become a little syrupy, a little bit more viscous and not flow as well.

(f) Measure the state of rotation of the asteroid before and immediately after the impact to an accuracy of approximately 10 per cent. Also detect, if possible, the dissipation of the non principal axis rotation after the impact to determine the internal dissipation factor (Q)

With the dissipation of the East West confrontation, questions relating to disarmament and security have acquired a totally new dimension.

Ask them , is their creation more prodigious or that of other creatures that We have created ? Indeed , We created them from a viscous clay .

That's interesting seeing how it's called the viscous flow regime. OK the second condition we're talking about here is called the gravitational flow regime.

Below the lithosphere you have the least viscous part of the mantle because the temperature is high enough for the rock to melt, but the pressure isn't so big as in the lower part of the mantle that the fluid can actually kind of move past each other. Although it's still pretty viscous, it's still a magma.

This decision would not be directed against individual mobility, but against the dissipation of a scarce resource that is more urgently needed to produce synthetic materials.

The means of dissipation shall be designed so that it does not degrade the overall safety of the Safety and Arming device before the system is armed.

Generally speaking, more mafic magmas, such as those that form basalt, are hotter and less viscous than more silica rich magmas, such as those that form rhyolite.

Just take your shampoo, which is a pretty viscous fluid, and throttle the flow rate and the height until you get the right combination and then boom.

Following the dissipation of the distrust and hostility of the cold war era, the United Nations ought to be in a better position to respond to these needs.

(d) Any other orders to ensure that any award which may be made in the arbitral proceedings is not rendered ineffectual by the dissipation of assets by the other party or

Closer cooperation with the United Nations and other relevant organizations should go beyond information sharing and extend to responsibility sharing, with a clear cut division of labour to avoid duplication or dissipation of resources.

Instead of having the hemoglobin sit in the plasma and make it gooey, it sits inside these beads that we call red blood cells that allows the flow to still be non viscous.

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Where a party other than the debtor applies for the measure, the applicant may be required by the court to provide evidence that the measure is necessary to preserve the value or avoid dissipation of the debtor's assets.

This process happens typically within a minute for temperatures about 50 K above the melting temperature or glass transition temperature, even for highly viscous polymers, such as, for instance, polytetrafluoroethylene, and this holds even for pores with an aspect ratio as large as 10,000.

This was from a thesis of a student, Bill Butow, now at Intel, who wondered why, instead of making bigger and bigger chips, you don't make small chips, put them in a viscous medium, and pour out computing by the pound or by the square inch.

This was from a thesis of a student, Bill Butow, now at Intel, who wondered why, instead of making bigger and bigger chips, you don't make small chips, put them in a viscous medium, and pour out computing by the pound or by the square inch.

Obviously one should take into account that this figure does not include the dissipation of energy through the chest wall, and is not scaled up for humans, but it is indicative that relatively small amounts of energy are required to reach the heart before physical damage is done.

I try to retain some values, and to not do as the Romans do in Rome however, is it possible while Gaza and its air saturated in water besiege me from every side and direction? Is it possible while its viscous values coil themselves around me, from in front and behind and above and below? Is it possible?