Sentences with phrase «bubbling up from»

As important as it is to have these ideas bubbling up from [workers and consumers], the person at the top has to make the decisions.

The pool was formed when seawater seeped into fissures on the ocean floor and mixed with subsurface salt, and was then forced back up from methane gas bubbling up from beneath.

An interesting study for a historian would be what the written and oral records are from Arctic people of events such as Permafrost melt, Methane bubbling up from lakes etc in the past.

The 150,000 tonnes of methane bubbling up from sediment in the retention lake on the river Are over a year are the equivalent of emissions from 2,000 cows, or 25 million kilometres (15.5 million miles) travelled by cars, EAWAG added in a statement.

In 2012, expeditionary teams in the Arctic were shocked, and dismayed, to find methane bubbling up from deep ocean sites.

U.S. and Russian scientists who study the region say methane has already started bubbling up from the floor of the East Siberian Sea — a region believed to hold to 50 billion tons of the gas.

Freshwater springs bubbling up from coastal sea floors have long been observed.

These are probably caused by surface methane releases, which add to the methane bubbling up from the Siberian Arctic Shelf.

I'll say something «lurid» because the change from the 2010 report to this report, at my best estimate, is a 22x to 33x increase in methane bubbling up from the sea bed over just those two years.

Upon entering an installation, the viewer is surrounded by an explosion of bright color and texture protruding from the walls and ceiling and bubbling up from the floor.»

Artists across the city are bubbling up from beneath the sheen of Hollywood (ignoring it actually), in favor of creating lives and art and music and design that exists strictly for the benefit of the scenes it affects.

When I first saw the PlayStation Store advertisement for [email protected], I couldn't help feeling a warm well of joy bubbling up from the dark abyss that is my love of classic ASCII Roguelikes.

Make sure you see the Lost River Spring bubbling up from the Blue Hole at the northwest wall of the valley; hopefully a tour guide will be there to tell you a bit about the valley's history and mystery.

A guide to Budapest's historic baths Budapest is a spa city with thermal springs bubbling up from the deep... read more

In addition, the type of careful, long - term intervention studies managed by IES could be used to validate the most promising forces bubbling up from the state and local learning networks.

While Lost Friends» slow - building ascents and soaring choruses function as necessary release valves for the unrest bubbling up from Joy's lyrics, over the course of 12 tracks, a certain identikit quality takes hold.

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An early documented occurrence Budapest is a spa city with thermal springs bubbling up from the deep and with a bathing culture dating back to Roman baths are one of the

Bake for 35 - 40 minutes, or until the crust is lightly browned and the fruit is bubbling up from under the crust.

The first 2 days, it appeared to be bubbling up from the beats to the top.

• Our claim that 500 tonnes of methane per square kilometre was bubbling up from the Arctic seabed (30 November, p 18) was inflated: it should have read 500 kilograms.

Nina V. Fedoroff, science adviser to the Secretary of State and the Agency for International Development, said that proposals for centers of excellence «have been bubbling up from several different directions» with emphasis on issues such as agriculture and public health.

There's been a resurgence of discomfort with science, bubbling up from both conservative religious quarters and New Age movements.

Now we've finally seen evidence of the stuff bubbling up from a geological rift

Multiple episodes of volcanic material bubbling up from below may be needed to explain the features.

Wisneski says while one of her group's purposes is to organize political action, the discontent she's seeing is bubbling up from ordinary people.

It is not a matter of opinion, or a spiritual phenomenon taking place independently of causation, or a weird economic fart bubbling up from the currency markets.

This week some shockers appeared from nowhere, bubbling up from the Westminster news swamp.

And then every week, too, some shockers appear from nowhere, bubbling up from the Westminster news swamp.

Yet with Guardiola just months into a three - year deal with Manchester City, and a raft of talent bubbling up from the club's academy and its shiny new city - centre campus, we couldn't help ourselves imagining what the Spaniard's first team could look like two years from now.

For instance, there are sports people whose astronomical talents justified everything ever written about them who ended up in the right place at the right time: Pele bubbling up from soccer - mad Brazil; Michael Jordan being born in basketball - mad North Carolina; Usain Bolt coming from Jamaica at a time when the island's track program is dominating the world and was a perfect vehicle for his nearly perfect talent.

Blood bubbling up from the head gash.

I think that it's very difficult to ascertain real humility bubbling up from within a person and learned humility which might enhance one's power, prestige, and position.

Bubbling up from the cultural landscapes of everyday life, the creativity behind poetry and music places the person in touch with another world, the enchanted one hidden in plain sight.

Nor did expressions of public piety bubble up from the pews.

English is my second language and I didn't understand what you meant by self rising flour, as it is really bubble up from me every time??

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It bubbles up from time to time, this: think of the first time that rumours of Tevez's homesickness started to emerge.

Giving him a chance to stretch his legs will stave off big feelings that bubble up from feeling powerless.

«Where you don't have people seeing the water bubble up from the ground so you don't hear about it until the effects have taken place on the customers,» said Jann.

In recent history, city officials and residents have strongly opposed any plan to build a tunnel to Rye as the idea has bubbled up from time to time.

Another questionable incident has bubbled up from Dora B. Schriro's five - year tenure as New York City's correction commissioner.

Researchers had known that natural gas bubbled up from the floor of the gulf, but they had no idea it was this common, Weber says.

The researchers speculate that the streaks formed when water bubbled up from a subsurface reservoir and ran down the gullies, leaving behind a pale - toned trail of sedimentation that is seen in the Surveyor snapshots as a bright line against a darker background.

Examining the effect of greenhouse gases on local ecology and global climate keeps Katey Walter, 32, chasing the methane that bubbles up from seeps in Arctic lakes.

For hundreds of millions of years, lava bubbled up from the depths of Mars, forming a staggering volcano system called the Tharsis Bulge.

Geophysicists have suspected that the magma fueling those volcanoes bubbles up from deep within the planet, perhaps from the middle of the thick mantle or even deeper, just above Earth's swirling core of molten iron.

But microbes do, thriving on methane that bubbles up from below.

Encouraging their own messages to bubble up from the bottom using a grassroots approach can be very powerful.»