The stream of gaseous ammonia that bubbled in the solvent caused the release of the arcing products, which were then analysed by liquid chromatography.
Her spirit bubbled forth in an irrepressible personality.
While the model was freezing, air was bubbled through the distilled water.
Nitrogen was then bubbled through the liquid at 40 ml/min via a hypodermic needle passed through the serum cap.
Such political flashpoints have inevitably fascinated historians, leading them away from the more characteristic yet subtle parish politics which bubbled away throughout the early modern period.
The solution was continuously bubbled with oxygen.
The subject matter and the humour bubbled up afresh, and at a moment's notice.
It may be that it was a cogent argument which has bubbled up in their minds, although they have no figures in support of it.
