Sentence examples for time bubble from inspiring English sources

When Moreau switched it on, the speakers belched "a wave of awful commercial music," he said, "instantly bursting the time bubble we were so happily swimming in".

We talk a lot in the aid biz about wanting to achieve long-term impact, but most of the time, aid organisations work in a time bubble set by the duration of a project.

The mass transfer coefficient, gas hold-up, mixing time, circulation time, dimensionless mixing time, bubble size, and volumetric power consumption were measured and optimized using response surface methodology.

Right now, the bubble that the Web exists in is not so much a financial bubble as it is a time bubble.

In this work, arguably for the first time, bubble column hydrodynamics have been investigated using two complementary advanced non-invasive measurement techniques, namely Ultrafast X-ray Computed Tomography (UXCT) and Radioactive Particle Tracking (RPT).

The characteristics of the fluid of gas liquid and red mud slurry gas liquid phases in the jet flow reactor were investigated, mainly the effects of superficial gas and liquid velocities and the effective height to diameter ratio (H/D) of the reactor for gas holdup, mixing time, bubble refining, and CO2 absorption.

So, feel free to cringe every time bubbles are maligned in sports coverage for the next few weeks.

The debate over its future simmered away for some time, bubbling over from time to time especially if a public figure fell foul of the statute.

The implosion in Dubai's absurd property market is a reminder that not every boom-time bubble is capable of being reflated.

ROBERT NEUWIRTH Brooklyn, Nov. 16, 2009 Clark Hoyt: Another reader, David Ewing of Venice, Calif., was disappointed that, in the column on the New York mayoral election, I didn't seek enough perspectives from outside what he called the Times bubble.

Still, it seems like a big leap from an infinitesimal space-time bubble to a massive universe that hosts 100 billion galaxies.