For example, in your main bubble you might put "B.
In "Bubble Trouble," for example, in which a mischievous baby is caught in a bubble and blown toward a church where a choir is rehearsing, she wrote: "But Abel, though a treble, was a rascal and a rebel, fond of getting into trouble when he didn't have to sing/Pushing quickly through the people, Abel clambered up the steeple with nefarious intentions and a pebble in his sling".
For example, in the boiling process, bubbles detached from a heated surface are constantly deforming, but surprisingly models after many years of development still have a hard time to predict even this simplest phenomenon.
Input of energy can overcome resistance, such as, for example, mixing in bubble-tank bioreactor to break up air bubbles and thereby increasing the interfacial surface area of the gas bubble with the liquid.
For example, in a short video of bubbles floating across the screen, the video algorithm is looking for movements of the face that would indicate joy.
For example, in one group, under warrant: An air bubble may block the coronary artery (premise) leading to muscle death (inference) and under backing: Air bubbles travel up radial vein into the left ventricle through the hole in septic defect and into coronary artery (premise), blocked the blood flow, no oxygen to support respiration, leading to muscle death (inference).
For example, in Boston and Milwaukee, the thing you drink from at the playground is called a bubbler.
For example, in Figure 2 we observe several local events in the United States in May 6, 2014, indicated by purple bubbles located on this geographical area.
At Riyadh's Kingdom Center Mall, the Learning Center shop was overflowing with toys made, virtually to the last item, in China: for example, $30 Bubble Machines and $80 Baby Born Dolls.
