| Another way to illustrate how air expands and contracts is to blow up a small balloon, and completely submerse it in water of room temperature. |
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| You can safely use the phone in the rain, and while technically you could submerse without harm, Motorola advises against it. |
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| When removed from the dip tank, submerse metal parts in a rinsing tank instead of spraying them to remove paint chips and excess paint stripper. |
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| If you want to rediscover the era of the freebooter, to admire the genius of the working boats, to submerse yourself in the techniques of navigation from long ago? |
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| Combined and modelled based on the their vision, impulses and urges, music and images spellbind and submerse the spectator into a contemplative, introspective and optimistic state. |
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| During its recent coverage of the Commonwealth Games, Oculus Rift headsets could be used to submerse viewers into 360-degree videos and three-dimensional audio. |
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| An example of how to demonstrate that air expands when heated or contracts when cooled is to submerse a tube or bottle in water until it is partly filled with water, and the rest is air. |
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| This technology is a great feature to implement in 2016 to submerse your attendees into a branded customer experience. |
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| From the opener Maid In Meriden to Sunset, it's a chance, to submerse yourself in the very essence of what makes this oh so original duo tick. |
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| Let's assume I have a plating operation where I want to submerse a basket of parts without submersing the chain and hoist hook. |
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| The programme has allowed me to really submerse myself within the art. |
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| Hot Tub jets can reach any joint or muscle group, and it is easy to submerse the body all the way to the neck without scrunching or squeezing into an uncomfortable position. |
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| Submerse the pot briefly in a bucket of water until there are no more air bubbles rising to the surface. |
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