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floatation

[ UK /flə‍ʊtˈe‍ɪʃən/ ]
NOUN
  1. the phenomenon of floating (remaining on the surface of a liquid without sinking)
  2. financing a commercial enterprise by bond or stock shares

How To Use floatation In A Sentence

  • Information recorded for all nests in all years included date found, incubation stage determined by floatation or candling, and status (parasitized or not parasitized).
  • There were several floatation-boards scattered along the front edge of the swimming pool.
  • This excess floatation capacity may allow the insects to bounce on water surfaces, much like a rubber ball on a cement sidewalk, to avoid drowning during a downpour.
  • Emergency floatation units can be installed on the main landing gear fairings and on the forward section of the fuselage.
  • We have a number of wonderful rivers which are regularly kloofed, with or without additional floatation.
  • Students had the chance to learn about the 3D scanner and general archaeological methodology, including floatation, which is the separation of organic materials from soil, and the total station, an optical surveying instrument into which they entered the coordinates of their finds. UMM News
  • Due to the use of amine collector, the double reverse floatation flow had overcome the shortage of heating in the routine floatation of phosphorus, and its drug cost was relatively low.
  • Retained organisms were preserved in 70% ethyl alcohol and later sorted using sugar floatation.
  • Floatation in centrifugal force field is an advanced technique.
  • The nice thing about kapok is that you can refluff it every once in a while to keep its original floatation.
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