Public funding for military research was also buoyant.
Based on decades of his own research, he believed a buoyant housing market would spur consumers to borrow against home values and spend more," thus boosting the economy.
This investment has been accompanied by buoyant undergraduate recruitment figures and an upsurge in research activity, with several new appointments in key areas.
A research director for Pfizer was positively buoyant after reading that an important medical conference had just featured a study claiming that the new arthritis drug Celebrex was safer on the stomach than more established drugs.
Compared to conventional single-zone spaces, considerably less research has been conducted on the dynamics of buoyant contaminated flows in narrow horizontal spaces with large length-to-width ratios.
This research solidifies the need to allow fish to become neutrally buoyant when assessing barotrauma and mortality in field and laboratory applications.
There has been one initial offering since Feb. 28, the $80 million transaction by the credit card processing services company IPayment Inc. "We have seen buoyant equity markets," said Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, a research firm.
Second, the wider research field of network analysis, complex networks, and spatial networks is a buoyant interdisciplinary area, but where empirical evidence on the effects of nodes' characteristics on network's spatial embedding, topological structure, and growth dynamics remains rather scarce (Ducruet and Lugo 2013; Ducruet and Beauguitte 2014; Barthelemy 2015).
Philip Vassar Hunter (1883 1956) was awarded the CBE for his anti-submarine research in World War I, and in World War II invented the buoyant cable which contributed to the defeat of the magnetic mine.
Dr. Boyd is on the staff at Greenwich Hospital, an assistant research professor at the Yale School of Medicine and a rarity in the medical field, a buoyant oncologist.
