Sentence examples for pockets of liquid from inspiring English sources

Drawing inspiration from these discs, scientists injected a flexible elastomer structure with pockets of liquid gallium.

Instead, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has spotted eruptions of icy crystals, which hint at pockets of liquid water near the surface.

The best explanation, she said, is that pockets of liquid water exist under high pressure below a few tens of yards of ice.

That suggests pockets of liquid water exist near the surface, and makes Enceladus a new target in the search for life in the solar system.

The result is a beautiful line of classics that includes a daisy-shaped Paris-Brest with hidden pockets of liquid praline (€4.80).

They contend that there are pockets of liquid water just under the Martian surface even though the temperatures in the northern plains never warmed above minus 15 degrees Fahrenheit during the six months of Phoenix's operations last year.

A subglacial lake is not merely a cavern filled with meltwater; it is a large pocket of liquid water nestled deep under several kilometres of glacial ice.

Researchers modeled the density and viscosity of various water-ice mixtures to determine how quickly such a pocket of liquid water which is substantially denser than ice might sink.

And seismic waves passing through Earth's mantle suggest pockets of superdense liquid magma hide out in the deepest mantle, near the core.

These experimental results show for the first time that: (i) grain growth in solid liquid two phase materials can induce the formation and thickening of intergranular amorphous films at dry grain boundaries, and (ii) the film thickening is mainly due to the penetration of liquid pockets at triple junctions into the films formed during grain growth.

If your natural soap shows any signs of liquid pockets, an oily, separated layer on the top, or patches of crusty dry white crud (although, a thin, white, "ashy" dusting on top is most likely not a concern), do not use the soap.