How to pronounce “viscosity” in English

So the viscosity of the things that calm things down.

Fumed silica forms branched structures that increase viscosity.

You won't get the viscosity.

So is there a analog of viscosity in spacetime that-- Not really.

And so the energy gets dispersed to the point where the viscosity can then keep everything under control.

The effect of transport and the effect of viscosity are about the same strength even at very, very small scales.

And then it turns out that it makes it vulnerable for viscosity to come in and actually just damp out everything.

And then it can resist the effects of viscosity because it's not dispersed.

angular momentum to move outward like some kind of viscosity and discs and so on so our current understanding is you have some kind of feeding disc from

So if the energy is spread out over many different locations, the natural viscosity of the fluid will just damp out the energy

So in Navier-Stokes, there's the dissipation force coming from viscosity, and it's very well understood, it's linear, it calms things down.

So at smaller and smaller scales, the transport terms are much stronger than the viscosity terms.

And as you can see, there's sort of like a really nice viscosity here to the tahina.

So one thing that limits how thin we can do that, is the viscosity of our underlying resin.

And you mix it with water, and you can kind of get any viscosity.

And it will move faster and faster, and at faster speeds, the effective viscosity is relatively less.

So there are papers who had claimed that, oh, you just need to take into account conservation of energy and just carefully use the viscosity

It is just as effective at communication as saying, I don't know, high viscosity material that has adsorbed onto the walls of the sample collection

much of a glycemic hit, sort of more of a steady drip into your system, which also provides a nice sweetening viscosity in cocktails.

But there are a tremendous number of features of the monomers that we choose, and how they interact, how they polymerize, what they're starting viscosity is, what their side groups look

And in addition to this, sometimes you need to change viscosity of your liquid.

If you guys really take a look it's like, before it was just liquid, now it's starting to have this viscosity.

And they're meant to illustrate, in this case, the different viscosity between longer and shorter hydrocarbon chains, respectively.