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floating

[floh-ting] / ˈfloʊ tɪŋ /


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At that time, Gov. Tiff Macklem said the risk of higher energy costs spreading and lifting prices for other goods and services looked contained at present, citing excess spare capacity floating around in the economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Port Talbot will become the first dedicated hub for floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea.

From BBC

"Sound waves exert forces on particles -- just like waves on the surface of a pond can exert forces on a floating leaf," explains Morrell.

From Science Daily

The team also explored whether Salvinia auriculata, a floating plant often considered invasive, could help clean contaminated water.

From Science Daily

The party was "committed to supporting the growth of marine energy, including floating offshore wind, while also advancing nuclear opportunities at Wylfa and Trawsfynydd," he added.

From BBC