Sentences with phrase «bubbles boiling in a pot»

Basically, our cosmos might be like one of the bubbles boiling in a pot of water, he says, just one of many with their own sets of laws and constants.

Not exact matches

When the flour is mixed in, add the water and bring the pot to a boil and then lower to a bubbling simmer.

I placed all the above in a small cooking pot, brought to a brisk boil, and lowered the heat so that the mixture was barely bubbling.

What I would try to do is flash guarding your milk before you store it, make sure it's boiling... not quite boiling but putting your milk on to the stove in a pot and bring it up to a temperature on medium heat to where it just starts to really see some bubbles before it comes to a full boil.

In low energy RHIC collisions, scientists suspect that while the change in phase from QGP to ordinary protons / neutrons occurs, both distinct states (QGP and ordinary nuclear matter) coexist — just like bubbles of steam and liquid water coexist at the same temperature in a pot of boiling wateIn low energy RHIC collisions, scientists suspect that while the change in phase from QGP to ordinary protons / neutrons occurs, both distinct states (QGP and ordinary nuclear matter) coexist — just like bubbles of steam and liquid water coexist at the same temperature in a pot of boiling watein phase from QGP to ordinary protons / neutrons occurs, both distinct states (QGP and ordinary nuclear matter) coexist — just like bubbles of steam and liquid water coexist at the same temperature in a pot of boiling watein a pot of boiling water.

«In our theory clusters of life form, grow, and overlap like bubbles in a pot of boiling water,» says lead author Henry Lin of the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfAIn our theory clusters of life form, grow, and overlap like bubbles in a pot of boiling water,» says lead author Henry Lin of the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfAin a pot of boiling water,» says lead author Henry Lin of the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA).

Roy's idea about clouds is like saying that you should expect big, long - lasting variations in the boiling rate because sometimes all the steam bubbles will decide to form on the left half of the pot leaving the right half bubble - free — and that things will remain that way despite all the turbulence for hours on end.

Consider the nucleation of raindrops or snowflakes or bubbles in a pot of boiling water.