Sentences with phrase «tiny bubbles when»

Sure enough, the pictures disclosed a track of tiny bubbles when a particle darted through the superheated ether.

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When it's ready, it will be covered with tiny air bubbles and doubled in size.

So, I admit that for about two seconds I had a tiny miniscule bit of righteous anger bubble up inside me when I saw this page, but then I spent some more time actually looking at the ridiculous hyperbole.

When you feed your baby little gas bubbles tend to build up in those tiny tummies of theirs and so when you neglect to burp them afterwards they could become very uncomfortable or even end up spitting up everything that they had just eaWhen you feed your baby little gas bubbles tend to build up in those tiny tummies of theirs and so when you neglect to burp them afterwards they could become very uncomfortable or even end up spitting up everything that they had just eawhen you neglect to burp them afterwards they could become very uncomfortable or even end up spitting up everything that they had just eaten.

One thing I noticed, is the musty, funky smell on the diapers when using Tiny Bubbles and Rockin» Green is not there.

You can identify volcanic basalt from its tiny pockmarks, formed by bubbles of escaping gas that froze in place when hot magma hit the cool air.

When the protein is unfolded, tiny bubbles filled with neurotransmitters can stick to it, fuse to the inside wall of a nerve cell and then break free into a synapse.

Scientists can determine ancient atmospheric concentrations by measuring CO2 and methane levels in tiny air bubbles trapped in such ice, formed when the ice fell to the earth as snow.

Microfluidics engineers grapple with it when they try to pack as many drug - delivery bubbles as they need into a tiny capillary tube, and manufacturers confront it when they try to cut shipping costs by packing as many bouncy balls into as small a package as possible.

When they exposed it to ultrasonic waves, microscopic bubbles formed and collapsed in tiny but powerful explosions that cratered the SIM card's surface.

Tiny air bubbles form in the ocean when waves break, then rise to the surface and burst, releasing gases and aerosols into the atmosphere.

When an ant does end up underwater, tiny hairs on its body can trap bubbles of air that give the bug a buoyancy boost.

I had been interviewed for a BBC documentary on my work to use microbubbles to improve cancer treatment, and that's when I got a call from my collaborator Ray Averre of Avrox Technologies to ask if it would be possible to make a sports drink using tiny bubbles of oxygen.

To test if the oil is ready without a thermometer, stick an unvarnished wooden chopstick into the oil; when the oil is hot enough, a steady stream of tiny bubbles will rise from the tip of the chopstick.

When the ice from a certain layer is crushed — say, a layer known to be 2,000 years old — tiny bubbles of ancient air are released, the composition of which reflects the composition of the atmosphere 2,000 years ago.

When water freezes, tiny gas bubbles are trapped in the ice, providing a snapshot of the composition of the planet's atmosphere at the moment of freezing.

the formation of clathrates when the ice is decompressed explode like tiny grenades and can cause temporary micro-cracks that can potentially led to contamination of the chemical composition within the bubbles

Deeply isolated in their own tiny academic bubble only talking to like minded individuals also inside of that bubble where the real word rarely intrudes, I doubt that very many of these scientists realise just how stupid and even imbecilic and disposable they are starting to appear to the ordinary citizen on the street particularly when they try to sell a bill of goods like those adjusted and etc and etc temperatures from a half dozen or more decades past as the real temperatures of the times and then change those same temperatures or remove then the next day or week or whatever and then change then yet again and again.