Sentences with phrase «bubbles forming under»

To prevent air bubbles forming under the film (which are a nightmare to get rid of), before you apply the film spray your window with a light coating of water and detergent.

Not exact matches

I then sprinkle the surface liberally with a cinnamon sugar mixture (you can use either white or brown sugar and adjust the amount of ground cinnamon to taste) and place the toast back under the broiler until the sugar begins to melt and bubble to form a lovely glaze.

Warm the non-dairy milk and water together in a small saucepan on the stove until just under a boiling temperature, or as small bubbles start to form.

Such shapes form when gas bubbles expand in molten rock that then catastrophically explodes — a feature of violent eruptions involving water, and which can be seen under glaciers in Iceland, for example.

Otherwise, the reduced pressure would boil the fluids in the astronaut's body, causing them to expand as bubbles and vapors form under the skin, something even less pleasant than it sounds.

Using a glassblowing technique, the thin glass wafer, under high heat and external vacuum pressure, forms an almost perfect bubble.

But the researchers speculate that long periods of elevated testosterone, as might be the case during a market bubble, can turn risk - taking into a form of addiction, thus exaggerating the market's upward turn — until it deflates under the exhausting pressure of impulsivity.

«Through our computer model experiments, we wanted to see if we could predict under what conditions these bubbles can form,» Falk said.

A more sophisticated app would include subtitles that appear under specific people in the form of speech bubbles.

Such shapes form when gas bubbles expand in molten rock that then catastrophically explodes — a feature of violent eruptions involving water, and which can be seen under glaciers in Iceland, for example, researchers said.

Warm the non-dairy milk and water together in a small saucepan on the stove until just under a boiling temperature, or as small bubbles start to form.

I'm not sure if this was the culprit or something else but my mix was too think to really bubble and after about 10 minutes of throwing a big pop every now and again, formed a steam filled bubble under the hot mix instead.

Filtration can be a power filter but add some aeration in the form of a long bubble - wand or air stone under the gravel.

When I first applied the paint, the paper started to form bubbles under it, but as it dried, it sucked itself back down to the wall.

You will need to work out any bubbles that may form under the paper.