metacentric (Meaning)
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metacentric (a)
of or relating to the metacenter
having two equal arms because of the median position of the centromere
Synonyms & Antonyms of metacentric
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metacentric Sentence Examples
- The metacentric height of a vessel determines its stability when heeled.
- A low metacentric height increases the risk of capsizing.
- The metacentric principle is used to calculate the stability of ships and other floating objects.
- The metacentric radius is a measure of the resistance to heeling.
- The metacentric effect is influenced by the distribution of weight within the vessel.
- A vessel with a high metacentric height is generally more stable than one with a low height.
- The metacentric height can be adjusted by adding or removing ballast.
- The metacentric calculation is essential for ensuring the safety of vessels.
- The metacentric stability curve shows the relationship between the metacentric height and the angle of heel.
- The metacentric formula is used to determine the metacentric height of a vessel.
FAQs About the word metacentric
of or relating to the metacenter, having two equal arms because of the median position of the centromere
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The metacentric height of a vessel determines its stability when heeled.
A low metacentric height increases the risk of capsizing.
The metacentric principle is used to calculate the stability of ships and other floating objects.
The metacentric radius is a measure of the resistance to heeling.
