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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bubble in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, often metaphorically, to describe a situation or condition that is fragile or isolated within a larger environment.
Example: "The economy felt like a bubble in a larger sea of uncertainty, ready to burst at any moment."
Alternatives: "an island in a" or "a pocket in a".
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Drag coefficient CD of a bubble in a bubbly pipe flow tends to increase with magnitude of shear flow, and the effect of shear flow on CD is estimated by the correlation proposed by Legendre and Magnaudet (1998).
It is validated by several cases: a bubble in a stationary flow and the capillary wave.
"Everything I've ever done in my life worth anything has been done in a bubble: in a state of extreme hope and trust and stupidity".
"There's something very rare and special when two people find a bubble in a public space," Ms. Mercuriali said in an interview.
Dr. Alexander Vilenkin, a physicist at Tufts University in Somerville, Mass., has likened the universe to a bubble in a pot of boiling water.
Last week he called Exeter a "bubble in a rotten industry" and said that, if he ever went, he would probably leave the game altogether.
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If it suspected a bubble in an asset market, it could selectively recommend introducing derivatives that explicitly target bubble risk.
An experment was carried out to examine the influence of an external magnetic field on a bubble in an aqueous electrolytic cell.
Typical examples of the physical interpretation of our problem are the evolution of a bubble in an incompressible fluid flow, or a drop in a volume of gas.
Like bursting a bubble in bubble wrap, or plucking a hair from the root. . .
A Worm in a Bubble in the Ocean Pectinaria californiensis is forever blowing bubbles.
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