Characteristic of a vehicle, by reason of large softly inflated tyres, not to sink on soft going such as mud or sand.

Polystyrene, closed cell foam or air bags placed in a canoe or kayak to help keep the craft afloat in the event of a capsize.

Resistance to sinking into softer road surfaces, e.g., sand or mud; increases with additional axles and larger tires.

Ability to float generally referring to large low-pressure tires.

the phenomenon of floating (remaining on the surface of a liquid without sinking)

financing a commercial enterprise by bond or stock shares

When a company first sells its stock to the general public, through a stock market, it is said to have floated.

A metallurgical process by which some mineral particles are induced to become chemically bound to air bubble surfaces and float, and other particles to sink, so that the valuable minerals may be further concentrated and separated from gangue minerals

Material on which the dock floats. Standard materials include various encasements of styrofoam or polyurethane. Many areas do not allow permit 'virgin' styrofoam use. Other float material includes 'anything which floats and maintains freeboard'.

A recovery process by which valuable minerals are separated from waste to produce a concentrate. Selected minerals are induced to become attached to air bubbles and to float.

The separation of minerals from each other and from waste matter by inducing (through the use of reagents) relative differences in their abilities to float in a liquid medium.

A kayak's ability to float, created by its volume.

A metallurgical process during which minerals are separated out of crushed ore.

The process of mixing ground ore with water chemical reagents and air to separate mineral particles from waste rock. The mineral particles stick to the air bubbles and float to the surface. The froth is collected and dewatered to produce concentrate for smelting or further processing.

Foam or air bladders placed in the hull of a kayak forward and aft to increase buoyancy and keep the boat from sinking in the event of a capsize.

Is experienced in a flotation tank, which is a specially designed chamber containing sufficient salt-saturated water to enable one to float. In this state of suspension, floating effortlessly, allows the mind and body to release tension.

a milling process by which some mineral particles are induced to become attached to bubbles of froth and float, and others to sink, so that the valuable minerals are concentrated and separated from the gangue

A method of combining finely ground ore with water and chemical reagents to create a frothy mixture that separates metallic particles from other minerals; the metallic particles are then collected and dried and the resulting concentrate is sent to the smelter for fire-refining.

A milling process in which valuable mineral particles are induced to become attached to bubbles and float away from the waste particles in a solid/solution pulp.

A milling process in which valuable mineral particles are induced to become attached to bubbles and float, and others sink.

The method of mineral separation in which a froth, created in water by a variety of reagents, floats some finely crushed minerals, whereas other minerals sink.

A process for concentrating minerals based on the selective adhesion of certain minerals to air bubbles in a mixture of water and ground up ore. When the right chemicals are added to a frothy water bath of ore that has been ground to the consistency of talcum powder, the minerals will float to the surface. The metal rich flotation concentrate is then skimmed off the surface.

A process of mineral separation in which water, oil, and chemicals are combined to make a froth of air bubbles to which certain minerals adhere and can be collected in a trough.

The method of mineral separation in which a froth, created in water by a variety of reagents, causes some finely crushed minerals to float, whereas the useless materials sink to the bottom.

a process by which some mineral particles are induced, by the introduction of specific reagents, to become attached to bubbles and float while other particles sink; the valuable minerals are concentrated and separated from the gaunge

Separating ore from waste materials by floating away the materials of lower specific gravity, while the heavier materials sink.

A mineral processing method used to concentrate the economic minerals from the ore prior to further processing

To obtain a listing or IPO on a stock exchange (see paragraph 18, Section IV above).

when a company's shares are offered to investors and quoted on a market exchange for the first time.

The process by which a company lists on the market for the first time. Also referred to as an Initial Public Offering (IPO).

When a company joins the stock market and starts to sell its shares to the general public.

The issue of shares in a company for the first time on a stock exchange or unlisted securities market.

The process of launching shares or bonds.

a first public offering of shares in a particular company, these shares are offered at a price determined to be the best price they can be sold on the market

Creating capital through the issue of new stocks or bonds.

The process of bringing a company's shares to the market for the first time.

This is the first time a company goes public and issues it shares to everyone.

Is the initial offering of stock to the public.

The issuing of shares in a company to the public for the first time on a stockmarket.

Entry of a company onto the stock market.

The process by which a company obtains a listing from the UKLA and is admitted to trading on the Exchange.

When a company changes from being privately to publicly owned, and its shares are offered on the Stock Exchange for the first time.

When a company's shares are sold to investors and quoted on the stock market for the first time, sometimes known as an Initial Public Offering or IPO.

When a company decides to list its shares on a stock market it has to go through an elaborate process before its shares become quoted. The final act of listing is known as a flotation. The company (More)

When a company's shares are brought to the stockmarket and quoted for the first time.

Raising funds by arranging for your company's shares to be quoted on a stock exchange.

The occasion on which a company’s shares are offered on the market for the first time.

The process of listing a company's shares on a stock exchange. See also Listing Particulars.

When a firm's shares start trading on a formal stock exchange, such as the NASDAQ or the NYSE. This is probably the most profitable exit route for entrepreneurs and their financial backers.

The sale to individuals, financial institutions or private sector businesses of shares which can then be traded on a stock market

First issue of shares by a company of a stock exchange. An example of an IPO (initial public offering).

The process of changing a private company into a public company by issuing shares and soliciting the public to purchase them.

When a company's shares are admitted to trading on the ASE.

chemical/physical separation process carried out in a water slurry.

A method of removing ink from paper during the deinking process.