0 past simple and past participle of levitate
1 to (cause to) rise and float in the air without any physical support
We then leave the bass, and end in levitated spectral space.
Again the dust particle has zero charge when it is levitated into the sheath and becomes charged due to the attachment of electrons.
Legends proliferate that you began in physics, or mathematics, and then levitated down to economics.
On other occasions, witnesses reported that he handled red-hot coals, elongated his body, caused the room to tremble, and levitated to the ceiling.
Naturally the device need not be cylindrical and a spherical configuration with a spherical impeller - the levitated scenario - may be attractive.
The ideal device should therefore have a closed lid and a magnetically levitated disk (or any other shape) impeller or perhaps a sliding lid with a gasket sealed impeller shaft.
He has been levitated out of the whole business.
Helicopters and air hockey pucks are two good examples of objects that are aerodynamically levitated.
