Sentences with phrase «less buoyant»

As water cools or salinity increases, the water becomes denser and therefore less buoyant.

This causes some cloud droplets to evaporate, cooling down the clouds and making them less buoyant.

The more they do this, the less buoyant the cloud becomes and the less likely it is to rain.

Moreover, these fires are difficult to detect with current remote sensing methods because the chemistry is significantly different, their thermal signature is much smaller, and the smoke plume is much less buoyant than the emissions from flaming fires.

This included multiple acquisitions in excess of $ 20 million at a time when the Japanese art market was less buoyant and consignments of major Japanese collections to auctions were few.

They have very short hair, which makes them less buoyant than a dog with long, thick fur and their short coat does not insulate them well from cold water.

During the same 45 - year period ending 2015, investment practitioners» personal experience with value investing has been far less buoyant, and the range of outcomes much more modest, than their experience with equities versus bonds.

This causes some cloud droplets to evaporate, cooling down the clouds and making them less buoyant.

After additional experimentation and computer simulation, the team figured out what was going on: as the red dye floats up in the glycerine, it spreads and becomes less buoyant.

FRANCE: China, France blackspots fail to hamper Pernod Ricard in H1 Pernod Ricard has hailed a «good performance» in its H1, despite a «less buoyant environment» than the previous year.

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Instead, the snailfish have inner deposits of a watery goo, more buoyant than muscles and bones and less compressible than air.

We know much about the limb development that this shift from a buoyant to a weight - bearing existence required and shaped, but much less about how these animals managed the equally different sensory challenge of above - water living.

People with large, buoyant LDL are said to have Pattern A, which is typically considered less artherogenic, meaning less likely to cause plaque buildup in the arteries.

It's a buoyant, often thrilling piece of animation that more or less does for the Central African rain forest what «The Lion King» did for the East African savanna.

It's also less dark than the first entry, and doesn't carry the baggage of having to introduce the characters and scenario, which allows for a more free - flowing and buoyant effort.

In a buoyant market where attractive opportunities are becoming less prevalent, realising the value underlying some of the key holdings is going to be fundamental to overall returns.

The difference is that because a Greyhound is very lean (usually less than 4 % body fat) they are not very buoyant.

Yet Koons was positively buoyant, despite the death of his mother, at ninety, less than a week earlier.

Untitled, 1961, is more buoyant and delicate if no less abstract, with colors that hark to Matisse or even Monet, while her works from the late 1960s through the 1980s evidence her rigorous consistency.

The Guardian says: «the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (Amoc), has weakened by 15 % since 1950, thanks to melting Greenland ice and ocean warming making sea water less dense and more buoyant.

Being warmer, it is less dense, and buoyant!

If the parcel contains light hot air from a flame, then gravity's pull is less than the buoyant push.

In contrast, the oceans lose heat less rapidly, because of the large heat capacity of water, their ability to overturn as the surfaces cool and become negatively buoyant, and the movement of ocean currents such as the Gulf Stream and the Kuroshio current.

This could slow or even jam this loop by diluting the saltwater and making it more buoyant (less dense) and less prone to sinking.

So roughly if less than 1 trillion molecules it will be buoyant in air.

In practice, those agents in a declining industry are likely to receive less and those in a buoyant industry more.