Assertion: diver | /r/HasProperty | buoyant
Facets:
value: neutrally
type: DEGREE
value: negatively
type: MANNER
value: positively
type: DEGREE
value: in water
type: LOCATION
value: more negatively
type: DEGREE
value: at one dive destination
type: LOCATION
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: predictably
type: DEGREE
value: often
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Therefore, divers who are neutrally buoyant at one dive destination (e.g. a fresh water lake) will predictably be positively or negatively buoyant when using the same equipment at destinations with different water densities (e.g. a tropical coral reef).
text: To remain neutrally buoyant, gas is added to the BC when the diver is negative (too heavy), or vented from the BC when the diver is too buoyant (too light).
text: Therefore, divers who are neutrally buoyant at one dive destination (e.g. a fresh water lake) will predictably be positively or negatively buoyant when using the same equipment at destinations with different water densities (e.g. a tropical coral reef).
text: When underwater, a diver often needs to be neutrally buoyant and neither sink nor rise.
text: When a weight integrated BCD is removed a diver wearing no weight-belt and any type of wetsuit or dry suit will be very buoyant.
text: In general, a diver and his gear (even with no air in his BCD) are positively buoyant or become positively buoyant during a dive.
text: All other things being equal, a diver using heavier regulators or fins will be more negatively buoyant and need less weight than a diver using lighter gear.
text: A diver who is neutrally buoyant and increases his lung volume by inhaling deeply will find that he slowly starts to rise in the water, because increasing his lung volume increases his buoyancy.
text: Finally, even if a diver is so negatively buoyant that holding his breath will not cause him to ascend, it is still a bad idea to hold his breath underwater.
text: As an example, a diver who is negatively buoyant may fail to inflate his buoyancy compensator because he doesn't recognize the problem (failing to evaluate the situation).
text: Commonly divers use aluminium stage cylinders, particularly in fresh water, because they are nearly neutrally buoyant in water and can be removed underwater with less effect on the diver's overall buoyancy.
text: Label five Cartesian divers 1–5 and adjust the water inside of the five divers so that they are all neutrally buoyant.