Sentence examples for cluster of bubbles from inspiring English sources

The first sign that something was wrong had been a tiny cluster of bubbles on the surface of Bayou Corne's waters, and then another.

The first tasks you with reaching the top of the level and freeing up six spaces on the uppermost row; the second involves clearing bubbles to rescue animals floating throughout the level; and the third involves freeing a spook trapped at the centre of a rotating cluster of bubbles.

This location shows a cluster of bubbles that are enclosed by a darkened circular band.

Conversely, when the prevailing bubble size distribution shifts towards smaller bubbles, because of the reduced coalescence (i.e., organic and inorganic active compounds, and low viscous liquid phases), the lift force pushes the small bubbles towards the wall, inducing cluster of bubbles and, consequently, stabilizing the homogeneous flow regime and increasing the gas holdup.

Use your colored bubble and shoot the same-colored cluster of bubbles at the top.

On Monday, Christian Dior will show in the Palais Bulles near Cannes, a retro-futuristic cluster of bubble-shaped rooms balanced on a seaside waterfall, the one-time summer mansion of designer Pierre Cardin.

Although scientists have long understood the behavior of a single soap bubble, they have not been able to mathematically describe the behavior of clusters of bubbles, otherwise known as foams.

Perhaps that was how the world appeared to Jude, none of its inhabitants as engaging as a cluster of rising bubbles.

Clusters of overlapping bubbles are discarded using the criteria of a shape factor, thus leaving only solitary bubbles within an image.

From the galactic cluster of countless little bubbles neatly drawn by Hiroyuki Doi to the big, expressionistic paintings of tigers by Thornton Dial Sr .and the weathered tree trunks transformed into comical demons by Bessie Harvey, it covers a lot of technical and stylistic ground.

Some fishes prepare nests by hollowing out depressions in the sand bottom (cichlids, for example), build nests with plant materials and sticky threads excreted by the kidneys (sticklebacks), or blow a cluster of mucus-covered bubbles at the water surface (gouramis).