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There are tiny bubbles everywhere.
Tiny Bubbles." Written by Leon Pober.
The shaking process causes tiny bubbles.
Tiny bubbles in my wine makes me feel fine.
Other molecules, lipids, formed tiny bubbles.
Baloncuğunuzu tiny bubbles by touching the other larger.
Excellent condition, minimal scratches, few tiny bubbles.
A few tiny bubbles are not important and will not affect your dose in any way.
Ultra thin powderis easily to produce large amounts of tiny bubbles.
This creates tiny bubbles that rise slowly in the water and dissolve on their way up.
The photodisruption then divides the tissue forming thousands of tiny bubbles.
Champagne causes tiny bubbles to explode in the glass and coffee house music tickles the synapses!
You could hardly see it, but under there were indeed some tiny bubbles under the paint now.
There it is enclosed in tiny bubbles, which Pythium ultimum then actively pumps through its far-reaching network.
In the glass, the stunning salmon pinkcolor provides the luminous backdrop for the stream of tiny bubbles.
These tiny bubbles provide a network of micro-tunnels for heat to dissipate naturally, allowing the hand to breath.
SonoVue is an ultrasound contrast agent that contains tiny bubbles filled with a gas called sulphur hexafluoride.
Taste: After 4 years of ageing, the Père et Fils Cuvee unveils a magnificentbright golden colour, animated by tiny bubbles.
Employing bottle fermentation to infuse tiny bubbles, complexity and fullness, Carmenet Brut is a sparkling wine of immense character.
The"Ballotton", a particular Muranese processing technique, is characterized by tiny bubbles on the glass' surface, which make each item unique.
It contains microspheres(tiny bubbles) of heat-treated human albumin containing perflutren gas as the active substance.
These scrumptious Cadbury Wispa bars are made with velvety-textured chocolate,densely filled with tiny bubbles and smooth caramel, for a lighter bar that's full of fun.
The green colouring is composed by melted spheres; tiny bubbles are created by the"fermo respiro" technique, where the Master stops blowing in the moment when the glass touches the pointed mould.
Within two years, they developed a method for manipulating black andwhite particles contained within tiny bubbles attached to thin sheets of plastic film- a crude precursor of today's electronic ink displays.
Every piece is unique, with small variations(such as tiny bubbles or slight differences in weight) the proof and mark of the craftsmanship involved in production.
The raisins are particularly important if you make your own sima,because as the yeast ferments, tiny bubbles cling to the raisins in the bottle. When the raisins float to the top, you know the sima is ready to drink.
OPTISON contains gas-filled albumin microspheres(tiny bubbles) that generate echoes very differently from the surrounding tissues when used during an ultrasound scan.
Most surprising of all, we are here, we human beings, tiny bubbles lost in the immensity, and we have the capacity to understand all that.
Materials like resin, keramin and hardfoam may have tiny bubbles which can be closed easily with putty like GreenStuff, ProCreate or MiliPut.
The chrome plating of the complicatedbody shape must be flawless, but tiny bubbles or rashes often appear in some areas of the body after the plating, which means the body must be scrapped as rework is impossible.