What is the Meaning & Definition of bearing capacity

Bearing capacity means the action of staying suspended (for example, the lift of an airplane in the air). On the other hand, it also means maintenance or support something (the lift or the livelihood of the family depends on the income).

How does the lift of an aircraft?

The fact that a plane can remain in the air is a force, bearing capacity. This force is produced by the fuselage and other parts of the plane. In this sense are two theoretical principles that explain this phenomenon: Bernoulli's theorem and Newton's third law. The first theory applied to the aircraft comes to tell the curvature of the wings of the aircraft causes a pressure difference in the upper and lower part of the wing and this difference is what generates the lift. According to Newton's third law every action has a reaction with the same strength but in the opposite direction and if we apply this principle to the curvature of the wings of a plane is a mechanism of action and reaction that finally produces the lift of an aircraft.

Bearing capacity of a thesis

In the academic language of academia students conduct a research thesis, which should expose it before a court. A thesis is a complex and with a certain structure (normally there are four sections: approach to what is investigated, a theoretical foundation, a particular method, and finally the final results of the investigation). When these four sections have been developed, it is necessary to explain them orally in court.
The timing of this exhibition is known as the bearing capacity of a thesis (also known as defense of the thesis). Once the student has successfully performed its bearing capacity, you can already get the degree or corresponding expertise.
The bearing capacity of a thesis is generally subject to a time limitation. Consequently, it is important that students try it previously to make it the best possible. A good research paper may be hampered by a poor lift. For this reason, there are a series of tips for supporting the thesis be favorable to the Court which judges and evaluates: practice the exhibition beforehand, not read during exposure, use slides to bolster arguments, speak clearly so that the members of the jury not have to consult the thesis and trying to not argue with the jury at the time of the final questions.
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