The phrase "at submerged" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "The ship was at submerged levels, making it difficult to locate."
Alternatives: "at underwater" or "at depths".
The present investigation is concerned with the experimental determination of the influence of buoyancy on bubble formation at submerged orifices.
Extensive numerical simulations were carried out to study the problem of bubble formation at submerged orifices under constant inflow conditions.
Present study reports numerical investigations on the bubble evolution at submerged orifices and their mutual interactions in quiescent liquid under constant inflow condition of air.
For the basic design of the chemical process systems or life-support systems in space stations and on other planets, it is important to clarify the effects of various factors on the volume and shape of bubbles formed at submerged orifices or nozzles under reduced gravity conditions.
To this end, the primary focus of this research is the development and evaluation of damage detection techniques capable of rapidly identifying and possibly quantifying the extent of deterioration of critical coastal bridges due to scour at submerged piers without underwater instrumentation.
On the other hand, a Sub1 rice variety minimizes the total yield reduction by flood and produces more yield than the intolerant varieties at submerged condition [ 83].
In this work, we aim at investigating the air bubble pinch-off at a submerged nozzle in various fluids, including Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids.
It is the terror at the presence of uncontrollable natural forces, usually kept safely at a submerged level of human consciousness.
The first time he tried, he looked down at his submerged legs and had a flashback of fellow surfer Tadashi Nakahara's horrific injuries.
She is particularly adept at unearthing submerged themes, developing swift transitions, unsentimentally pruning away digressions, even when -- especially when -- they are hundreds of pages long.
He then discovered that when leads from the battery are placed in water, the water breaks up into hydrogen and oxygen, which collect separately to form bubbles at the submerged ends of the wires.
