But for those days when eating right isn't possible, or a seasonal illness threatens to surface, popping a couple of capsules or chewing on a vitamin gummy can help get you over the hump.
The best part ― other than seeing turtles and the occasional sunken ship ― is hanging out at 140-150 feet below the surface, popping a bottle of champagne and enjoying a glass of bubbly while you watch the fish swim by.
For larger marine organisms which do not come to the surface, pop-up satellite archival tags (PSAT) have been developed which incorporate archival position data relayed to a base station via satellite after the tag pops off the organism at a set time [5], [7], [8].
Most batters should be cooked until bubbles appear on the surface and pop.
Bubbles of carbon dioxide rose to the surface and popped as the yeast transformed the sugars into ethanol alcohol.
After dropping vertically into the frothing water, his kayak momentarily disappeared beneath the surface before popping out like a cork.
Through July 27 "Superflat," a much-noticed exhibition of contemporary Japanese work recently seen in Los Angeles, was about art skimmed from the slick surface of pop culture.
Some of the half-pipe's steel plates that form its skating surface had popped loose over the years, and Mr. Clarke and others helped fasten them down smoothly.
The Korean technology, whereby skincare and makeup is packaged beneath a cushion and released only when a sponge is pressed down on the porous surface, is popping up all over the western market.
It had once been part of a glacier, and now that it had floated away into warmer environs, the air bubbles trapped in the ice were making their way to the surface and popping, hence the pitted texture.
These compounds, called surfactants, have a water-loving end (which stays in the water) and a water-avoiding end (which stays inside the bubble); when the bubbles reach the surface and pop, the surfactants are released.
