Sentence examples for series bubble from inspiring English sources

In the end, Soderbergh's first film in the series, Bubble, performed poorly all round.

Employment levels were good in 2005, thanks to a series of bubbles (the housing bubble was inflating rapidly that year).

He categorized the country's problems as a series of "bubbles" akin to the housing bubble or the dotcom bubble and criticized the "heedlessness" of the elite in ignoring them.

Then series of bubble chord lengths at different locations are derived based on the rising velocities of the bubbles, and are compared with a model of maximum bubble diameter.

Now, with an increasing number of followers, the Deltas plan to bring a series of Bubble Soccer matches to the Technology Capital of the World, on April 9th.

The evaluation of time series of bubble velocities yields insight into typical frequencies at which the flow fluctuates.

Information from time series and bubble size distribution data was used to identify flow patterns for each of the flow rates studied.

To examine the effect of reactor geometry on ammonia-based CO2 capture performance, a series of bubble column reactors with same volume of working liquid but varied geometry (liquid height-to-diameter ratios H/D = 0.93, 2.04 and 3.98) were designed to investigate CO2 capture efficiency with ammonia under different reaction conditions.

The series, called "Bubble and Fly" was shot in the 1960s over the hazy black-and-white Parisian streets.

How we see something whether in person, in a book or on a screen affects what we see, and this idea is central to the artist's latest series of bubble wrap artworks.

As Paul Krugman points out in Friday's New York Times, we've experienced a series of bubble going back to the S&L crisis of the '80s and through the Asian Crisis and Russian default of 1998 (one could go back further: to the Third World lending debacle of the '80s).