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...yancy]]. However, for these designs, almost all of the load is carried via buoyancy and vectored thrust is used primarily for maneuvering. To date, there is n ...hybrid airship that uses a lifting body shape, vectored thrust, as well as buoyancy control. Aeros was a beneficiary of the WALRUS program.

Aircraft that remain aloft by using low density gas to create [[buoyancy]], called aerostatic lift, are called lighter-than-air aircraft.

Most fish have a gas filled bladder that acts as a buoyancy compensation device, enabling the fish to maintain position anywhere in the

...f water. An aquatic habitat for hunting may be required because, when the buoyancy of that water supports their body weight the very large and heavy snake is

...]]es into the water or wastewater. The bubbles adhere to and enhance the [[buoyancy]] of the suspended oil which accelerates the rate at which the oil floats t ...her density of the solid results in the oil-wetted solids having a neutral buoyancy in water. Surfactants (also known as ''surface active agents'') are large [

...hough they possess a flagellum, and only move vertically by changing their buoyancy using gas vacuoles.<ref>{{cite web ...uoles, which are filled with ammonia gas, that allow them to control their buoyancy. <ref name=Oman> {{cite journal

A '''thermal airship''' is an [[airship]] that generates its [[buoyancy|lift]] via a temperature differential between the gas inside its envelope a

...ter-than-air." The negative buoyancy is overcome with engine power. The buoyancy can change when traveling with reduced payload and partially emptied fuel t

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...gonal leading edge. The diagonal leading edge causes the bow to have more buoyancy when struck by a big wave, which increases the vessel's tendency to pitch a

...gonal leading edge. The diagonal leading edge causes the bow to have more buoyancy when struck by a big wave, which increases the vessel's tendency to pitch a

...ollutant plume's source point) plus Δ''H'' (the plume rise due the plume's buoyancy) at that distance. |align=left|= [[buoyancy]] factor, in m⁴/s³

...ollutant plume's source point) plus Δ''H'' (the plume rise due the plume's buoyancy) at that distance.. |align=left|= [[buoyancy]] factor, in m⁴/s³

...waves and remain stable and, as such, she has an [[axe bow]], less forward buoyancy and a long, tapered hull. Her aft wooden working deck has a capacity of up

...The boats were launched by towing the wagon into the water until the boats buoyancy floated them clear the wagon.

...on is necessary to provide the displacement volume needed for the proper [[buoyancy]] of the hydrometer

...m bladder of skeletally heavy fish evolved as an adaptation for control of buoyancy but was exapted as a respiratory organ in certain fish and in land vertebra

...ssure. Therefore, they are not crushed by the surrounding liquid and their buoyancy causes them to rise through to the surface of the liquid and give the famil

...ssure. Therefore, they are not crushed by the surrounding liquid and their buoyancy causes them to rise through to the surface of the liquid and give the famil

An '''airship''' or '''dirigible''' is a [[buoyancy|buoyant]] [[aircraft]] that can be steered and propelled through the air. ...ifferent meanings. One meaning refers to all craft that remain aloft using buoyancy. In this sense, airships are a type of aerostat. The other, more narrow and