Sentence examples for buoyant force from inspiring English sources

The moment will act in the stable direction only as long as the point M (the "metacentre," the point where the buoyant force intersects the midplane) is above G (the centre of gravity of the ship and its contents).

At these depths, magma is generally less dense than the solid rocks surrounding and overlying it, and so it rises toward the surface by the buoyant force of gravity.

He was said to have joyfully leaped out of his bath after discovering his own principle, or law of hydrostatics, that the buoyant force exerted a body immersed in water is equal to the weight of the water it displaces.

The balance usually operates in a gas-tight chamber, and a change in weight is measured by the change in the net buoyant force on the balance due to the gas in which the balance is suspended, the pressure of the gas being adjustable and measured by a mercury manometer connected with the balance case.

It is a ratio of buoyant force to viscous force.

This causes the loss of the buoyant force in the RV.

The hull length is divided into 20 segments, and the weights and buoyant forces within each segment are carefully tabulated.

The difference between the sum of all weights and the sum of all buoyant forces within each segment is treated as a load uniformly applied over the segment.

The simplest structural description of a ship is that its hull is a beam designed to support the numerous weights that rest upon it (including its own weight), to resist the local forces produced by concentrated weights and local buoyant forces, and to resist the several dynamic forces that are almost certain to occur.

This procedure induces some of the nanobubbles to coalesce and be detached from the surface by buoyant forces [27].

The liquid molecules are allowed to move under the influence of buoyant forces arising from density variations inside the liquid.