Sentence examples for highly buoyant from inspiring English sources
In marine salvage he pioneered the use of ex pandable and highly buoyant polyurethane foam to refloat sunken ships.
The highly buoyant nature of the fume combined with often complex geometries make the design of these hoods difficult with traditional engineering tools.
The negligible amounts of foam collected within the GPGP, together with the high abundance of foam removed from Alaska during beach clean-ups63, and early sightings of highly buoyant debris originated from the 2011 Tohoku tsunami along shorelines (i.e. floating docks, boats and large buoys44,45) further suggest that high windage debris may not accumulate within the GPGP region.
That's the concept tested in this highly buoyant prototype created by roboticists at UCLA.
The sea otter's body is highly buoyant because of its large lung capacity – about 2.5 times greater than that of similar-sized land mammals – and the air trapped in its fur.
For the first two days of the fire, the high thermal energy made the plume highly buoyant; this, together with settled weather conditions, allowed the plume to rise to a great height with little cross-mixing.
I didn't know her personally, and these posts felt highly personal, and different in kind from the buoyant mundanity of the rest of my feed.
For what it's worth, I'm throwing my weight behind Kaytranada's "Glowed Up," a buoyant highlight from the Montreal producer's highly anticipated debut album 99.9%.
But while many economists greeted the previous dips with optimistic assurances that they were merely brief pauses in a technology-driven, highly productive new economy, this time the outlook is less buoyant.
I was on a huge metal object, buoyant on water, operated by the latest technology and highly trained seafarers.
Sales of highly profitable pickup trucks are tightly correlated with housing starts, while buoyant business travel boosts demand from car-rental firms.Even with the economy subdued, however, all three Detroit carmakers are making profits.
