The phrase "a pockets of liquid" is not correct in English.
It should be "pocket of liquid" or "pockets of liquid." You can use it when describing small areas or collections of liquid within a larger context, such as in scientific or descriptive writing.
Example: "The geologist discovered several pockets of liquid water beneath the surface of the planet."
Alternatives: "a reservoir of liquid" or "a collection of liquid."
Researchers modeled the density and viscosity of various water-ice mixtures to determine how quickly such a pocket of liquid water which is substantially denser than ice might sink.
In such a scenario, the oceans would freeze solid within several million years, leaving only a few pockets of liquid water about 14 km underground.
Drawing inspiration from these discs, scientists injected a flexible elastomer structure with pockets of liquid gallium.
The result is a beautiful line of classics that includes a daisy-shaped Paris-Brest with hidden pockets of liquid praline (€4.80).
Ultrasonography is a standard examination technique for the localisation of pockets of liquid material in soft tissues.
A subglacial lake is not merely a cavern filled with meltwater; it is a large pocket of liquid water nestled deep under several kilometres of glacial ice.
The best explanation, she said, is that pockets of liquid water exist under high pressure below a few tens of yards of ice.
That suggests pockets of liquid water exist near the surface, and makes Enceladus a new target in the search for life in the solar system.
Instead, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has spotted eruptions of icy crystals, which hint at pockets of liquid water near the surface.
And it may, just possibly, have pockets of liquid water, kept so by dissolved salts or other natural antifreezes, buried within its icy mantle.Such subsurface seas are a hot topic among alien-hunters.
They contend that there are pockets of liquid water just under the Martian surface even though the temperatures in the northern plains never warmed above minus 15 degrees Fahrenheit during the six months of Phoenix's operations last year.
