Sentence examples for tiny collapses from inspiring English sources

But without the deluge of critical headlines prompted by the House of the Gladiators disaster, criticism that has continued, even with "tiny collapses, which are hardly anything" (Osanna's words) then the huge cash injection probably would not have arrived.

Tiny collapsing bubbles can focus acoustic energy into bursts of visible light.

The other night, stepping off the bus, I walked towards it, thinking how beautiful it was, the street light falling on it so softly, its tiny pleats collapsing so elegantly.

Assisted by the dissolved gases that are normally present, the water cavitates as it passes through, and the noise that is heard is the sound of tiny bubbles collapsing as the water slows down and the pressure rises again on the other side.

One day in 1824, after being handled by over 200 people, the tiny girl collapsed and died.

Such a species is not detected at high denaturant concentrations, or in a single isoleucine to glycine mutant, suggesting that, even for this tiny protein, collapse to a structured state initiates the folding reaction.

Within weeks of the 1940 collapse, tiny groups of men and women had begun to resist.

The debate over its mechanism has stirred controversy several times in recent years, but it is known to occur only in tiny gas bubbles collapsing at high velocity.

Dr. Putterman's approach is to use sound waves, called sonofusion or bubble fusion, to expand and collapse tiny bubbles, generating ultrahot temperatures.

The vibrations, they said, collapsed tiny gas bubbles in the liquid, heating them to millions of degrees, hot enough to initiate fusion.

In multi-ethnic Dubai, where local people are in a tiny minority, the collapse of communism in the former Soviet Union has brought a flood of Russian entrepreneurs, some bearing the vices associated with organised crime.