viscosities in English

noun

1

the state of being thick, sticky, and semifluid in consistency, due to internal friction.

Water so treated will show a change of temperature, surface tension, viscosity and electrical conductivity.

synonyms: thickness, gooeyness, viscidity, consistency, texture

noun

• thickness, gooeyness, viscidity, consistency, texture
• viscousness

Use "viscosities" in a sentence

1. 5 Selection of liquid acrylic paints of various viscosities.

2. Such estimate of viscosities do give us some concept of the sluggishness of debris flows.

3. 21 Some is based on observations from real spills; some is projected theoretically from the viscosities and boiling points of petroleum products.

4. Available in 5W-20 and 5W-30 viscosities, Biosynthetic Motor Oils are recommended for all types of modern vehicles, including high-performance, turbocharged

5. Cyanoacrylates are one-part, room temperature-curing adhesives available in viscosities ranging from water-thin liquids to thixotropic gels

6. Basaltic liquids are characterized by low viscosities and relatively low volatile contents, such that Basaltic eruptions tend to be more effusive than explosions

7. Furthermore, gelatin/KCS coating solutions made from improved KCS coating solutions of this invention have lower viscosities; this makes them much more suitable for roll coating a support to be coated such as by a skim pan - air knife technique.

8. Boluses with higher viscosities reduced the flow rate and increased the pharyngeal transit time.[3] When the tongue was placed upward, the bolus proceeded faster, and the swallowing process was open for longer periods of time, and therefore, the swallow duration was prolonged.

9. 11/ 00 Ratio control (control of chemical or physico-chemical variables, e.g. pH-value, G 05 D 21/00; humidity control G 05 D 22/00; control of viscosity G 05 D 24/00) [3] 11/ 02 . Controlling ratio of two or more flows of fluid or fluent material 11/ 03 . . without auxiliary power 11/ 035 . . with auxiliary non-electric power [2] 11/ 04 . . . by sensing weight of individual components, e.g. gravimetric procedure 11/ 06 . . . by sensing density of mixture, e.g. using aerometer 11/ 08 . . . by sensing concentration of mixture, e.g. by measuring pH-value [3] 11/ 10 . . . . by sensing moisture of non-aqueous liquids 11/ 12 . . . by sensing viscosity of mixture 11/ 13 . . characterised by the use of electric means 11/ 16 . Controlling mixing ratio of fluids having different temperatures, e.g. by sensing the temperature of a mixture of fluids having different viscosities