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What (who) is bubble up - definition
bubble up
LEMON-LIME SOFT DRINK BRAND
Bubble up; Bubble Up Lemon-Lime; Bubble Up Diet Lemon-Lime; Bubble Up Cloudy Lemon; Bubble Up Bitter Lemon; Bubble Up Ginger Ale; Bubble Up Tonic Water; Bubble Up Club Soda; Sweet Valley Products Co.
(of a feeling) intensify to the point of being expressed.
Bubble chart
![A series of bubbles on a [[map]] is called a [[proportional symbol map]] or sometimes "bubble map"](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Vs figuratief.PNG?width=200 "A series of bubbles on a [[map]] is called a [[proportional symbol map]] or sometimes \"bubble map\"")
CHART
Bubble plot; Bubble charts
A bubble chart is a type of chart that displays three dimensions of data. Each entity with its triplet (v1, v2, v3) of associated data is plotted as a disk that expresses two of the vi values through the disk's xy location and the third through its size.
bubble memory
TYPE OF NON-VOLATILE COMPUTER MEMORY
Magnetic bubble memory; Magnet bubble memory; GGGQEP
A storage device built using materials such as gadolinium
gallium garnet which are can be magnetised easily in only one
direction. A film of these materials can be created so that
it is magnetisable in an up-down direction. The magnetic
fields tend to join together, some with the north pole facing
up, some with the south.
When a veritcal magnetic field is imposed on this, the areas
in opposite alignment to the field shrink to circles, or
'bubbles'. A bubble can be formed by reversing the field in a
small spot, and can be destroyed by increasing the field.
Bubble memory is a kind of non-volatile storage but
EEPROM, Flash Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory and
ferroelectric technologies, which are also non-volatile, are
faster.
["Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present", V 4.0.0,
John Bayko <bayko@hercules.cs.uregina.ca>, Appendix C ]
(1995-02-03)
Examples of use of bubble up
1. And the music really does bubble up from the street."
2. "Instead you let your feelings bubble up inside you and these three incidents were the result.
3. Any challenge to its core holding would take years to bubble up from lower courts.
4. Every day 1m litres bubble up through three springs in the centre of Bath.
5. There are a couple of obvious "war on terror" questions that bubble up from Katrina‘s misguided efforts.