Sentence examples for volatile bubble from inspiring English sources

Submodels describing the volatile flow pattern, the volatile bubble formation, the vertical motion of the volatile bubble and of the fuel particle are developed and combined in a coherent framework.

Experimental evidence of volatile bubble formation and of fuel particle as well as of volatile matter segregation is provided.

Qualitative and quantitative features of the fuel particle and of the volatile matter segregation processes are assessed by looking at the time required for the fuel particle to become segregated, at the frequency of volatile bubble formation, at the amount of volatiles emitted in the bed prior to particle segregation on the top of it.

George Osborne's Help-to-Buy scheme and the Funding for Lending programme have spurred a revival, triggering warnings from within the coalition government – led by business secretary Vince Cable – of a volatile asset bubble.

Meanwhile, shorts could pop the volatile crypto bubble and push prices to more sensible and stable levels.

"But since isoprene is volatile, it bubbles out of the broth as a gas, which results in a very pure, high-yield product".

We use the analytical solution of the diffusive mass flux of volatiles for the bubble growth process, assuming that the diffusion of volatiles in the melt is fast.

The widespread involvement of ordinary Americans has made this bubble more volatile and hazardous than its predecessors.

The mass change of volatiles in the gas bubble is related to the diffusive mass flux of volatiles into the gas bubble, which depends on the concentration gradient of volatiles on the bubble melt interface: (8)The total mass flux of volatile J is expressed by using the number density of the gas bubbles: (9 where n is the number density of the gas bubbles.

This term is used to denote bubbles of volatile matter formed around each fuel particle during devolatilization, as opposed to exogenous bubbles of fluidizing gas always present in aggregative fluidized beds.

As the magma ascends from depth, volatiles exsolve and bubbles are nucleated, and the flow takes a form in which bubbles are suspended in a continuous liquid phase (bubbly flow).