Sentence examples for air buoyancy from inspiring English sources

Authors evaluated the uncertainty of the mass of the linkage weights, local acceleration of gravity, influence of air buoyancy on deadweight loading, initial moment-arm length (including CMM measurement and temperature compensation), and sensitivity of the fulcrum.

Many things, such as tilt effect of the piston and cylinder assembly (PCA), temperature, air buoyancy, etc., significantly affect pressure measurement results when using a pressure balance in a high-pressure measurement environment.

uncertainty due to precision, repeatability, weighing, atomic mass of Pb and air buoyancy.

Out of which weighing has major contribution for adding uncertainty in the measurement of Pb due to the air buoyancy.

The EURACHEM/CITAC Guide CG 4 [21]; Jones, Schoonover and Gonz´alez [22 24] have presented the process to calculate correction due to air buoyancy.

There are several factors such as repeatability, nonlinearity, sensitivity, air buoyancy, which influence to the weight of the material while weighing in an electronic balance.

Coward's verbal ingenuity lacks the stubborn, lighter-than-air buoyancy that, as in Wilde or Stoppard, can gently lift a theatrical stage above all grounded demands of causality or plausibility.

Swim bladder, also called air bladder, buoyancy organ possessed by most bony fish.

A self-recirculation electrolyte system driven by air bubble buoyancy force is proposed for unbuffered microbial fuel cells (MFC) in this study.

When the whole float is hanging in the air, the buoyancy force disappears.

More recently, scientists have suggested that the shell is primarily used to incubate the argonaut's eggs, and also to trap air for buoyancy: Unlike most octopuses, argonauts live near the sea surface rather than the seabed, and they need to control their depth to avoid being crushed by waves or eaten by seabirds.