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Deaeration of high-viscosity viscoses
Fibre Chemistry, 1991-- Questions about the flow of highly viscous viscoses in evacuators of units for continuous deacration (CDU) have been examined.
V. M. Irklei +2 more
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Viscosity properties of concentrated viscoses
Fibre Chemistry, 1988The physico-chemical properties of viscose containing up to 15% α-cellulose by wt. have been investigated.
N. T. Butkova +5 more
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Chaos viscosity and turbulent viscosity
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 1999Abstract Chaos or turbulence induces a viscosity by the contraction of motion. The driven damped pendulum which shows chaos is rewritten in the form that has viscosity derived from the nonlinear term. It is shown that the fluctuation–dissipation theory holds between the dissipation and the random force derived from the nonlinear term.
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Nature, 1939
As a result of a detailed consideration of the mechanism of viscosity of liquids, Fig. 1 was obtained. It is a graph of the logarithm of viscosity of the n-paraffin hydrocarbons from n-butane to n-octa-decane (represented by the figures opposite the respective points), against the function TB/T, or the absolute boiling temperature/absolute temperature ...
Nissan, A. H., Clark, L. V. W.
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As a result of a detailed consideration of the mechanism of viscosity of liquids, Fig. 1 was obtained. It is a graph of the logarithm of viscosity of the n-paraffin hydrocarbons from n-butane to n-octa-decane (represented by the figures opposite the respective points), against the function TB/T, or the absolute boiling temperature/absolute temperature ...
Nissan, A. H., Clark, L. V. W.
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International Journal of Maritime Engineering, 2018
Application of strip theory for the prediction of ship motions in waves relies on sectional hydrodynamic coefficients; i.e. the added mass and damping coefficients. These coefficients apply to linearised problems and are normally computed for inviscid fluids.
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Application of strip theory for the prediction of ship motions in waves relies on sectional hydrodynamic coefficients; i.e. the added mass and damping coefficients. These coefficients apply to linearised problems and are normally computed for inviscid fluids.
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Science, 1966
Seismic methods are now being used to determine not only Earth's elastic properties, but also by how much it departs from a perfectly elastic body. The seismic anelasticity ( Q ) varies by several orders of magnitude throughout the mantle, the main feature being an extremely dissipative zone in the upper mantle ...
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Seismic methods are now being used to determine not only Earth's elastic properties, but also by how much it departs from a perfectly elastic body. The seismic anelasticity ( Q ) varies by several orders of magnitude throughout the mantle, the main feature being an extremely dissipative zone in the upper mantle ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1908
When a fluid traverses a straight tube of sufficient length the individual molecular constituents arrange themselves eventually parallel to the long axis of the tube. Moreover, the cylinder of fluid does not move forward as one unit, but in such a manner that the central portion attains the greatest speed of flow, while the more external layers show a ...
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When a fluid traverses a straight tube of sufficient length the individual molecular constituents arrange themselves eventually parallel to the long axis of the tube. Moreover, the cylinder of fluid does not move forward as one unit, but in such a manner that the central portion attains the greatest speed of flow, while the more external layers show a ...
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Proceedings of the 21st annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology, 2008
When the Macintosh first made graphical user interfaces popular the notion of each person having their own computer was novel. Today's technology landscape is characterized by multiple computers per person many with far more capacity than that original Mac.
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When the Macintosh first made graphical user interfaces popular the notion of each person having their own computer was novel. Today's technology landscape is characterized by multiple computers per person many with far more capacity than that original Mac.
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Proceedings of the 22nd annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology, 2009
Your conscious experience is not a function of the world, it is a function of the neural networks of your brain. Therefore, the biology of the brain and consciousness is as fundamental to understanding the universe, as we know it, as the high-energy physics of subatomic particles. This is especially true for the study of sensory and cognitive illusions,
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Your conscious experience is not a function of the world, it is a function of the neural networks of your brain. Therefore, the biology of the brain and consciousness is as fundamental to understanding the universe, as we know it, as the high-energy physics of subatomic particles. This is especially true for the study of sensory and cognitive illusions,
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