Sentence examples for bubble emergence from inspiring English sources

The CO2 bubble emergence processes from the catalyst layer (CL) to the gas diffusion layer (GDL) and then to the flow channels are studied with two different strategies.

The Internet bubble coincided with the emergence of CNBC as an investment force, and he became a media star.

Previous studies have demonstrated that exposure to acoustic fields may lead to the emergence of bubbles and cavities in tissues by rectified diffusion.

But the prolonged period of low interest rates that followed the 2001 recession instead contributed to the emergence of another bubble, this time in real estate and credit.

The local flow regime map showed that an obvious bubbly flow formed near the inner wall of the liquid bath due to the effect of wall shear stress, while a cap-bubbly flow formed in other annulus regions due to the emergence of cap bubbles.

Despite the emergence of possible bubbles in stocks and property markets, some Chinese officials still warn that the Chinese economy remains on the rocks and that its expansionary policies will remain in place for now.

But as we look to social media models as a way to support decision making in the enterprise, systems that support the emergence of information bubbles have the potential to skew our thinking.

Soros began to apply his ideas on reflexivity to investing, using it to predict, among other things, the emergence of financial bubbles.

They have staged a partial recovery because of a one-time bounce back in stock prices, and also because of the emergence of a new bubble.

As the global renewables transition gains pace, investors are increasingly talking about the growing risk of fossil fuels investments becoming stranded, or, in other words, the emergence of a carbon bubble.

Recently that competition increased by the emergence of a 'PhD bubble' characterized by an unreasonably high market valuation of graduate education, resulting in an excessive supply of doctoral degrees.