The rate at which air is drawn through the room depends upon the buoyancy force experienced (i.e., depending upon the temperature differential), the resistance of flow through the chimney, and the resistance to the entry of fresh air from the room.
In this simple experiment, we'll demonstrate that a submerged object experiences buoyancy because it displaces a volume of fluid equal to the volume of the object submerged.
It is the same type of buoyancy that New Orleans experienced as the Saints reached the Super Bowl in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
"Boston Med" maintains a balanced tempo that captures both the rushed intensity of hospital life and the contemplative melancholy and inspiring buoyancy that suffuses the experience of patients and their families.
On earth, as the bubbles are captured by the vortex formed inside the swirl chamber due to the centripetal force, they also experience the buoyancy force due to gravity.
The experience of buoyancy and lack of an epidural allows for freer movement and easier body positioning.
In writing "A Simple Heart," his tribute to Sand — a story that makes a true virtue of love but refuses to derive any moral from it — Flaubert briefly experienced a buoyancy he had rarely known and would never recover.
Space Adventures says it can customize programs depending on what the traveler wants but, in general, packages include experiencing neutral buoyancy, zero gravity and centrifuge.
But we're experiencing more buoyancy in the U.S. advertising market than exists [in the UK]," Murdoch said at BSkyB's annual general meeting.
I could put the same thought differently by saying that this vast ocean of potentiality on which actuality drifts like a single glass wave gives buoyancy and depth to our experience of the real.
