Sentence examples for nature of a bubble from inspiring English sources

That's the very nature of a bubble," Mr. Rogers said.

The time domain analysis provided useful dispersion parameters, such as the local gas phase holdup and the bubble count, and the frequency domain analysis revealed information regarding the chaotic nature of bubble occupancy as a function of position and operating conditions.

It's a shame, if only because one of his hits from before recent run-up in real-estate prices sums up the nature of the bubble.

The nature of gas bubble formation influences velocity distribution and hence sludge particle movement.

Comparable eastward drifts of the bubble at 300 km and at 600 km within the same magnetic flux tube illustrate the elongated nature of the bubble along the magnetic field.

In nature, a bubble's lifetime depends on the level of dissolved organic matter and nanoparticles, without which small bubbles rapidly shrink and disappear.

Once heralded as the orchestrator of rapid growth and the master of the business cycle, Mr Greenspan is now seen as the progenitor of a failed theory of central banking, and the last man to recognise the troubling nature of the housing bubble.

Many warned about the high levels of personal debt and the fragile nature of the housing bubble.

The nature of bubble population appeared to be the main origin of differences between the two modes of gas introduction.

However, due to the nature of the captive bubble technique, this method is also only suitable for testing the surface with advancing or receding contact angle below 130°.

An excellent agreement has been shown between the predicted and experimental hold-up and velocity profiles over a wide range of superficial gas velocity (VG), column diameter (D), column height (HD) and the nature of gas liquid system (bubble diameter and their rise velocity).