Sentence examples for release of bubbles from inspiring English sources

We did not observe release of bubbles from flat films owing to quick diffusion of the formed oxygen from the platinum surface.

In silicon oil preparations, the release of bubbles accompanies the darkening of the crystals and confirms the desolvation process (see Figure S1, Supporting Information).

AR tadpoles were also scored for frequency of breaths, which were recognized as surfacing followed by rapid submerging and the release of bubbles less than 3 seconds later.

Early NF 46 marks the onset of breathing as determined by the onset of spontaneous swimming towards the surface, quick departures from the surface followed by the release of bubbles, and the switch from sinking to floating when specimens are put in fixative.

When an electrical signal travelling along a neuron arrives at a synapse, it causes the release of bubble-like structures called synaptic vesicles that contain chemicals called neurotransmitters.

"It's true," he added; the mechanism, involving the release of gas bubbles, "works for any joint in the body surrounded by a capsule, such as knuckles".

It can not only efficiently enhance the electron transfer in the photocatalytic system, but also result in fast diffusion of sacrificial reagent and timely release of H2 bubbles.

Ideal electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction demands abundant reactive centers with high activity, fast electron and mass transfer, unhindered release of gas bubbles and long-term operation stability.

For this, we applied a Nusselt relation for cylindrical bodies and view the release of vapour bubbles during the frying process as a reversed fluidised bed.

The release of vapour bubbles from the surface of a superheated water droplet submerged in a hot immiscible oil, has been studied.

Furthermore, we grew the nanosheet with {1 1 0} planes on nickel foam (NF), which could guarantee fast electron and ion transport, rapid release of evolved bubbles and good structural stability, leading to the improved electrochemical performance.