Sentence examples for case of bubbles from inspiring English sources

This new experimental technique is applied to provide a new set of data for capture efficiency in the case of bubbles with a clean interface.

We found that large bubbles with two-dimensional amorphous shapes between the membranes could make the shear stress large in comparison to the case of bubbles smaller than the membrane clearance.

We first consider the case of bubbles of two different types such that the permeability of links joining unlike bubbles is larger than that of like bubbles (a simple model of grain boundary anisotropy).

In case of bubbles, it was observed that the dynamic mesh method is greatly dependent on the regime of operation in the column and works only in the range of low voidage when the fluidized bed is homogeneous and does not contain liquid bubbles.

I T was a classic case of bubble psychology," said Dean Baker, the co-director of the Center for Economic Policy and Research, a liberal group in Washington, who expressed doubts about the sustainability of the good times well before many others.

We study motion of a pair of vortex filaments, which is called double-threaded type wake, in the case of bubble rising in an axi-asymmetric path.

In the case of bubbling fluidisation, time-averaged velocity maps at different vertical positions in the freeboard showed downward moving gas in the centre of the bed and upward moving gas near the walls for this particular bed.

This hybrid LBM algorithm is validated by simulating a droplet deformation between two shearing plates and its capabilities demonstrated by experiments in the case of bubble generation in a T-junction microchannel using air/ethanol as the working system.

In case of bubble point pressure estimation from PVT data, including solution gas-oil-ratio (Rs), gas specific gravity (Yg), temperature (T), and stock-tank oil gravity (γo); several studies showed superiority of neural network to empirical correlations (Al-Marhoun and Osman 2002; Kh.A. El-M Shokir and Sayyouh 2003; Obanijesu and Araromi 2008; Dutta and Gupta 2010).

One can use an approximation by assuming a relatively narrow distribution function that allows us to replace the factor ((r_1/r_2+r_2/r_1)) in formula (15) by 2. In particular, in the case of air bubbles in water the rate constant of bubble association at atmospheric pressure and room temperature is equal to begin{aligned} k_{as}=frac{4T}{3eta }=6.10^{-11} 10^{-11}athrm{cm}^3/mathrm{s}.

That Perry, of all people, was suffering a sudden case of "blood bubbles"?