Sentence examples for tendency to float from inspiring English sources
First, raising the remaining ice will lower the contact between the ocean and the ice sheet, which will decrease its tendency to float away.
Golf balls had a tendency to float into orbit and if hit into shadow had to be promptly played lest they freeze.
The tendency to float at the initial stages is suppressed by allowing previous days feed to hold it below digester liquid which permits VFA to disperse into the digester liquid without causing process inhibition.
Typical herbaceous biomass decompose with a rapid VFA flux initially (with a tendency to float) followed by a slower decomposition showing balanced process of VFA generation and its utilization by methanogens that colonize biomass slowly.
The data gathered showed how the orientation-factor varied with the flux and vibration, absence of any tendency to float and the noticeable influence of the pouring point in fibre distribution.
Ofshe had serious doubts about whether Ingram was guilty of anything, except of being a highly suggestible individual with a tendency to float in and out of trance states, and of having a rather patent and dangerous eagerness to please authority.
The weak tendency of a bubble of PDMS to float is not sufficient to overcome its superficial tension, and, thus, a bubble of PDMS cannot fit over steep recesses of the eye wall, such as steep indentations or profound staphylomas.
The plump-cushioned suspension exhibits a noticeable fault, a tendency to bob and float over wallowy pavement.
And, the roughness of the ark's construction seems much closer to a vessel designed to float rather than to sail, so the film's rendering sometimes challenges our all-too-easy tendencies to think of the ark for floating as a boat for sailing, when the text does not suggest the latter.
light, and able to float.
