The phrase "a bubble with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a bubble that has something associated with it or contained within it.
Example: "The artist created a stunning sculpture of a bubble with a tiny fish swimming inside."
Alternatives: "a bubble containing a" or "a bubble featuring a".
The resin and the foaming material interact to form a bubble with a shell, somewhat like a soft-gel capsule.
Coffey is the center in a role that has Emma Thompson written all over it, razor-sharp and daft as a bubble, with a low but discernible undercurrent of sexiness that's right where Graham's wonky story needs it.
According to the scaling analysis, flotation rates depend strongly on the size of the dispersed droplets, the size of the collecting drops, and the mobility of the collecting drop interface; a bubble with a free surface is a more efficient collector than a viscous drop, and a collector with an interface immobilized by surfactant is least efficient.
For a bubble with a tiny black hole inside, however, it's a different story.
If you click the icon, you'll be shown a bubble with a panoramic image.
In particular, from this it follows that a bubble with a radius of (r=1,upmu mathrm{m}) under the above conditions contains (n=2.5times 10^8) molecules.
In this paper we derive a model based on lubrication theory to describe the interaction of a bubble with an inclined wall.
The gas flows through the eliminator of mercury (EHg), which can be a column containing a solid or a bubbler with a specific solution.
For twenty dollars, audience members can have their pictures taken inside a bubble, with the caption "Me in a Bubble".
Greenspan went as far as describing it as a "bubble" with no "intrinsic value" in a television interview.
A bubble with such an antibody in it would thus stick only to that type of cell.This sort of approach is being tested by Mark Borden and Paul Dayton, who work at another of the University of California's campuses, in Davis.
