“The new rheometer provides an extended torque range, a new normal force sensor with high stability and accuracy.”

“To improve its sensitivity, the rheometer is shielded from external magnetic fields by a cage of high magnetic permeability metal.”

“The cover glass was mounted in the sample holder of the magnetic bead rheometer and the measurements were started.”

“Measurement of cell aggregation characteristics by analysis of laser-backscattering in a microfluidic rheometry.”

“The two systems were characterized through rotational viscosimetry and oscillatory rheometry.”

“Following incubation, tissue samples were confirmed for high collagen content through Masson-Trichrome staining and tested by rheometry to measure stiffness.”

“Compactability is a measure of how easily the concrete is compacted and is the most-abused characteristic of vertical concrete's rheology.”

“Thus, consistent with previous findings, these dense cells are likely to contribute to poor rheology of sickle cell blood at all O2 saturations.”

“A molecular explanation for turgor-dependent changes in wall rheology is proposed in the quantitative molecular model of Passioura and Fry.”

“Following his tenure as a research fellow, Shenoy also remained at TFHRC, accepting a position as a senior research rheologist.”

“His name and that of Professor Isherwood, the rheologist, were the first two on DALI's list.”

“Landel, a polymer physical chemist and rheologist, retired from CalTech Jet Propulsion Laboratory, will receive the Rubber Division's Charles Goodyear Medal.”