aerodynamically

Examples of aerodynamic

aerodynamic
A similar suction force is exerted on a flat plate in aerodynamic theory.
In addition to satisfying aerodynamic constraints, realization of surface suction is determined by manufacturing capabilities, by structural criteria and by operational considerations.
The maximum acceleration is that which is attained applying the maximum effort when rolling, grade and aerodynamic resistances are overcome.
The various forces involved in the breakup process are inertial, surface tension, aerodynamic, centrifugal, and viscous.
One of the key areas of aerodynamic study is that of boundary-layer stability/transition to turbulence.
The given and equipollent configurations are shown to support identical aerodynamic forces, hence the name.
The variability around the aerodynamic expectation suggested that postural control, by the spider, could play a significant part in ballooning distances.
Since the aerodynamic flow of the wind is constantly changing, these elements are in a constant dynamic relationship.
Subsequently, the particle speeds up under the influence of its aerodynamic drag until it moves with the flow.
Since an increase in gas density increases the aerodynamic force, it enhances the aerodynamic interaction between the liquid and gas phase as expected.
He recognized that the centre of mass and the centre of aerodynamic forces do not coincide.
To minimize aerodynamic interference effects, a wedge-shaped epoxy nose was formed on the front of the ceramic plug.
This empirical 'trial and error' method is extended to the aerodynamic aspects as well.
These values were derived from an energy balance analysis, with assumed aerodynamic resistances of 35 s m71 for individual leaves.
It is concluded that there is great potential for further work in even less well understood areas of aerodynamic noise research.
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