Noun:

প্লবতা কেন্দ্র,

center of buoyancy's Usage Examples:

The center of buoyancy of an object is the center of gravity of the displaced volume of fluid.

doesn't help much unless the hollow section penetrates below the log's center of buoyancy, then a load carried low in the cavity actually stabilizes the craft.

the center of buoyancy to shift toward the side that is lower in the water.

The job of the naval architect is to make sure that the center of buoyancy shifts.

crew's weight to windward, the moment of that force around the boat's center of buoyancy is increased.

The large numbers sleeping on-deck (and thus above its center of buoyancy) added further instability.

Righting effect of a keel, where A is the center of buoyancy and G is the centre of gravity (hypothetical example).

its center of buoyancy and its center of mass.

At stable equilibrium, they will be lined up by gravity and buoyancy with the center of buoyancy vertically.

horizontal forces act so far above the center of buoyancy.

significant ballast must be added below the center of buoyancy, or the buoyancy must be widely.

The dorsal chambers would have provided a stable center of buoyancy directly above the center of gravity with the shell in a horizontal.

single helicopter rotor, so multiple rotors are arranged around the center of buoyancy of the envelope.

geometry of the hull, naval architects must iteratively calculate the center of buoyancy at increasing angles of heel.

center of buoyancy and the center of gravity: this provides stability and the stiffness to do work underwater.

used by ship builders to compare with the required displacement and center of buoyancy of a ship, and ensure it would not capsize.

The water-based therapy uses buoyant equipment to challenge the center of buoyancy in vertical positions, exercising with movement in multiple directions.

are major changes to the beam to draft ratio or the longitudinal center of buoyancy.

The chambered phragmocone was probably the center of buoyancy, and so was positioned directly above the center of mass for stability.

alter the position of the lungs within the torso, thus shifting the center of buoyancy, which allows the American alligator to dive, rise, and roll within.

because of the relative location of the center of mass versus the center of buoyancy.

His hulls had a shorter afterbody, putting the center of buoyancy farther aft than was typical of the period, as well as a full midsection.

metacenter The midway point between a vessel's center of buoyancy when upright and her center of buoyancy when tilted.

Synonyms:

centre stage; financial center; middle; midfield; heart; medical center; seat; storm centre; center stage; midstream; area; country; hub; eye; storm center; city centre; central city; city center; centre; inner city;

Antonyms:

node; middle; undock; break; irrelevance;