(A subsequent fermentation, in the bottle, produces the bubbles).
But a few are still made in the traditional method, as with Champagne: the wine is bottled with yeast and sugar to induce a second fermentation, producing the bubbles.
This would be possible, he reasons, even without a revival of the unsustainably loose credit conditions that produced the housing bubble.
But Denker's paper got the most attention, because so few people had suspected that, botanically speaking, orange carrots were brand-new carrots — a seventeenth-century Dutch invention and a product of the same entrepreneurial enthusiasm and scattershot genetic engineering that produced the tulip bubble.
Today, after some of those methods produced the financial "bubble," prompting the "Great Recession," they have lost their luster.
Perhaps material plunged toward the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's center and, swirling around it, generated strong magnetic fields that launched huge jets of gas, which produced the Fermi bubbles.
Once the coarse emulsion was produced, the air bubbles were forced to perform useful work on the network, causing a refinement in the size of the droplets, with a concomitant increase in the emulsion viscosity.
The first is that the "easy money" policies of the Federal Reserve produced the U.S. housing bubble that is at the core of today's financial mess.
It has been shown that about 20% of the polymer is produced inside the bubble phase and as such cannot be neglected in modeling such reactors.
The theoretical solution takes into account the outgoing acoustic wave produced by the bubble pulsation, the incoming wave caused by reflection from the liquid-solid boundary, and the outgoing wave propagating in the solid.
