"buoyancy for" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something gaining an uplifting feeling from an experience or situation. For example, "The group was filled with buoyancy for the new project."
Air trapped in the cylinders provides enough buoyancy for the platform to float.
Some critics mistook youthful buoyancy for amateurism and likened the show to Salad Days, suggesting it be renamed "Mayonnaise".
The feeling of momentum that is currently providing buoyancy for the climate change movement must be shared by a larger group of the population.
Besides having solid bones, loons can further decrease their buoyancy for these dramatic dives by compressing air from their lungs, feathers, and internal air sacs.
Such firms have industry benchmarks coming out of their ears.The final source of buoyancy for the consultants is compliance and risk consulting.
As the sun sets on another dazzling September day, I begin to suspect that Santa Barbara itself is capable of providing all the necessary buoyancy for a spot of life rehab.
Hydrophilic foams, used as sponges, contrast with foams used for buoyancy or for thermal insulation, require near-zero water absorption.
Conversely, in a capsule-less mutant (for example Δ hvyA CCNA_00163 ::Tn, like the mutants isolated in our buoyancy screen for 'heavy' cells), both cells types (SW and ST) can be infected by φCr30.
That meeting was a buoyancy test for me.
These diameters were defined as the lower boundaries of buoyancy accumulation for gas and oil, respectively (Pang et al. 2003).
Previous works have investigated wind and buoyancy factors for induced natural ventilation to drive air flow through the wind tower.
