Time-Dependent Flow Behavior is a rheological property characterized by the variation of a material's viscosity with the duration of applied shear stress or shear rate, distinguishing it from instantaneous or time-independent flow responses.
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Time-dependent behavior of a reattaching shear layer
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Instabilities of shallow dynamic thermocapillary liquid layers
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