Sentences with phrase «viscous oil»

Angela Fraleigh at PPOW (June 5 to July 3) is known for canvases of faces in a tight realist hand that are then submerged in poured sludges and dabs of viscous oil.

This means you can use less of it to cook with than you would with a more viscous oil.

A clear, slightly greenish - yellow, viscous oil at room temperature.

The CO2 goes down, pressure goes up and less viscous oil flows back to the surface, ready to be sold.

The heaviest hydrocarbons form viscous oil, paraffin, and asphalt.

Most important, the work simulated the movement of dye — not viscous oil — injected in the upper layers of the ocean — not the deep seafloor — for a total of two months — not the ongoing no - end - in - sight disaster.

Instead, the wheels are connected to the rest of the car with a combination of springs (metal parts that bounce back to their original positions when stretched or compressed) and dampers (parts that use friction to slow down motion, usually in the form of a piston filled with viscous oil), also called shock absorbers.

Vetiver is a safe, viscous oil distilled from the root.

These brawny canvases — measuring seven by ten feet apiece — burst with hastily applied spray paint, arbitrarily collaged gum wrappers and baby wipes, and viscous oil paint scraped and smudged with a wide palette knife and housepainter's brush.

The extraction and processing of a viscous oil called «bitumen,» excavated from vast formations of sand just below the surface of Alberta's northern region, has come under fire because it requires more energy than many other oil operations.

Often distilled from dried leaves, patchouli is a viscous oil that has been used in Chinese, Ayurvedic, and Greek medicine.

If you're pressed for product, a dab of coconut oil, almond oil, or another viscous oil will do here.

But environmentalists have criticized the project because the extraction and processing of the viscous oil requires more energy than many other oil operations.