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BMW wanted to call it Buoyancy, but Fincher objected that this would immediately alert their brothers in Five who already had a committee with a similar crypto, seeking out a possible penetration in their service.
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Raytheon partners with NASA on the Neutral Buoyancy Lab, where Petruna is a diver.
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Buoyancy, the upward force exerted on an object immersed in a fluid, is determined by the mass of fluid displaced by an object.
Differences between aquatic and terrestrial environments 2009
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Buoyancy, uplifting, and it's going to take some hard work and travail, but we're going to get through this.
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Raytheon partners with NASA on the Neutral Buoyancy Lab, where Petruna is a diver.
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Experience a zero-gravity flight for up to five minutes, take a ride aboard the world's largest centrifuge -- and endure forces three times that of Earth's gravity -- or take a dive in a Zero Buoyancy Hydrolab to repair an underwater scale model of the International Space Station.
Spaced Out 2008
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In the beautifully surreal Buoyancy, a boy remembers his grandfather who drowned himself in the water jar in the back garden.
Licence to Spin? Sharon Bakar 2005
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In the beautifully surreal Buoyancy, a boy remembers his grandfather who drowned himself in the water jar in the back garden.
Archive 2005-07-01 Sharon Bakar 2005
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His second book, Homesick, was published in 2002, and he is currently at work on a third collection, tentatively titled Buoyancy Disorders. download MP3
2005 » July 2005
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Buoyancy correction becomes the major source of error.
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