The buoyant force is in the center because that's where the center of PRESSURE is on the body. Buoyant force is a pressure, and the pressure on the body is determined by the area in the liquid, not by the weight. As far as this: That's not strictly true: buoyant force is equal to the pressure exerted by the fluid on the surface of the object. That's why you can, with a properly shaped vessel, float a huge object (like a battleship) in a small amount of fluid (like a bathtub full of water)!
Basso continuo refers to the accompaniment provided by other instruments in Baroque music. Basso continuo accompanied the melodic line, and was usually played by a keyboard, w â¦ hether harpsichord or, later, pianoforte; sometimes the cello provided the accompaniment.
Basso continuo (also thoroughbass, figured bass, basse cifree (CifrÃ©e.), fr (Generalbass.) ger or) continuo is the practice of (creating called realizing by) specialists an accompaniment from a composed bass part by playing the bass notes and improvising harmony above. themomposers often wrote numbers (figures, hence figured bass) on the bass part to indicate the harmony, but the rules of continuo realization are firm enough that skilled players can play from an unfigured bass part. Continuo was standard practice in art music from roughly 1600 to the later 1700s.