Sentence examples for loss of bubbles from inspiring English sources

They found that the loss of bubbles is further minimized when Champagne is served chilled.

Loss of bubbles and growth of crystals combine to alter the bulk rheology of the flow (e.g., Soule and Cashman, 2005; Castruccio et al., 2010) and the heat budget through latent heat of crystallization (e.g., Harris and Rowland, 2001).

The FT method is particularly suited for bubble swarm simulations, since bubbles do not coalesce artificially, but traditional FT techniques often suffer from artificial volume loss of the bubbles.

The loss of the bubble of our imagined connection to unblemished greatness can be painful.

The analysis of the mechanism of the stability loss of the periodic bubble departures was based on changes in the time of the air pressure, the depth of the liquid penetration into the nozzle, the time of the bubble growth, the waiting time, and the bubble paths and their sizes, which is presented in this paper.

During alkaline water electrolysis, additional energy losses occur owing the presence of bubbles in the solution, particularly close to both the gas-evolving electrodes.

Microsoft portrays the I.B.M. strategy as trying to exploit a post-bubble loss of enthusiasm for technology and persuade companies to hand over their computing chores to I.B.M.

And the economy will quite likely experience the worst recession since World War II as it struggles to overcome the loss of $8 trillion in housing bubble wealth.

Incidental loss of carbon particles and insufficient bubble generation were the main causes of poor carbon separation performance.

Britain's housing market has been hurt badly by a bursting of the property bubble, a loss of highly paid financial jobs and the drying up of credit markets.

We also lost close to $500 billion in annual consumption spending due to the loss of the $8 trillion in housing-bubble-generated equity that was driving this consumption.