Sentences with phrase «what floats to the surface»

If you don't get a couple of immediate hits when looking at a card, sit with it calmly for a minute or two and see what floats to the surface.

Not exact matches

«When I looked at that video and saw the hydrate floating to the top of those tubes underwater, I thought, «What if we had a tube going all the way from where hydrates form at depth to the [ocean] surface?»

NASA's Curiosity Rover captured an image of what seems to be a floating spoon on the Martian surface during a survey on Aug. 30.

What might seemingly be floating on the surface, might turn out to be far more layered.

Out at sea, the Argo floats have a 10 - day cycle where they autonomously travel down to 2000 meters or more, then back up to the surface to tell satellites what they learned about the depths below.

Cowtan and Way developed a methodology which relied on other limited sources of temperature information from the Arctic (such as floating buoys and satellite observations) to try to make an estimate of how the surface temperature was behaving in regions lacking more traditional temperature observations (the authors released an informative video explaining their research which may better help you understand what they did).

What this means is that boom, which is like a long tube of paper towels and used to contain and absorb oil floating on the surface of the water, is not going to work when this heavy dilbit crude oil sinks to the bottom of Lake Maumelle.