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poise

C.g.s. unit of dynamic viscosity (the property of liquids that determines how readily they flow). It is equal to one dyne-second per square centimetre. For most liquids the centipoise (one hundredth of a poise) is used. Water at 20°C/68°F has a viscosity of 1.002 centipoise.
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It will help you get buy-in from stakeholders and decision makers by giving them the assuredness that you have reduced as much risk as possible and not left any holes in your plan.
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At this point, and only really at this point, is there enough personal sense of security and assuredness that a possibility might arise, through all the mists of critical analysis, of an object whose logic will be sufficient to allow it to surface in public, ex vitro, out of the confines of the designer's laboratory.
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