fluid mass

Off to the left she saw a gate, crowded with troops inside and a fluid mass of people outside.

He described the earth below as a "very large, very fluid mass."

The crowd became a fluid mass flowing along the boulevards, following the strangers.

A naked boy lies bobbing on the breast of that quivering fluid mass.

"At occupancies of about seven persons per square meter, the crowd becomes almost a fluid mass," the paper explains.

Johnny pointed toward the fluid mass of the datasphere ebbing and flowing above them.

And yet this wise arrangement has been unthinkingly explained from the equilibrium of the formerly fluid mass.

A major theme in Lyapunov's research was the stability of a rotating fluid mass with possible astronomical application.

The working fluid mass is chosen so that the heat pipe contains both vapor and liquid over the operating temperature range.

He opened his eyes to see the swirling, churning fluid mass of the atmosphere suspended mere centimeters away from him.

The Lagrangian approach follows a fluid mass of fixed identity as it moves through a flowfield.

Her bones would soften with exquisite slowness until she thought her body was one warm, fluid mass.

"There's a small fluid mass suspended in the center of the object," she said aloud, failing to disguise the surprise in her voice.

She felt her bones liquefy from her toes up until her body was a fluid mass of sensation.

With a fluid mass, the Coriolis force is proportional to the mass flow rate of that fluid.

Behind the crest, the fluid mass moved without the slightest suggestion of distortion, its texture smooth and rolling, surging with immeasurable energy.

And perhaps most impressive, "Song Reader" will continue to evolve, a fluid mass of melodic ideas floating through time and space.

D0160 Deformation field A vector flow field which results in a change of shape of a fluid mass.

Fluid thread breakup is the process by which a single mass of fluid breaks into several smaller fluid masses.

This occurs when a hot spherical fluid mass of magma moves by softening a thin region of wall rock nearest to the body.

There is a heterogeneous fluid mass laterally in the right thorax lying between pleural layers of the oblique fissure.

Engineers assessing Mr Bush's 1970s-built home reported a "very large, very fluid mass" underneath the structure but were still trying to determine its extent and nature.

The process is characterized by the elongation of the fluid mass forming thin, thread-like regions between larger nodules of fluid.

Sitting up in the hospital bed, she pushed a pillow under her right side to cushion an inoperable fluid mass that has grown to the size of a grapefruit.

The non-linear behavior of the thread governs its final breakup and ultimately determines the final shape and number of the resulting fluid masses.