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aerodynamicsthe study of how air moves.
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aerodynamics1837, from aero- "air" + dynamics.
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aerodynamicsThe study of the forces exerted on and the flow around bodies, especially aircraft, moving relative to a gas, especially the atmosphere. Aerodynamics is sometimes used as a synonym for the science of [..]
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aerodynamics(1) A field of fluid dynamics that studies how gases, including air, flow and how forces act upon objects moving through air. (2) A general term for the properties and performance of an airfoil or other body with respect to the forces acting upon it as it moves through air and other gaseous fluids.
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aerodynamicsThe study of how air flows over and through objects and the forces generated by the flow.
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aerodynamicsThe study of the properties of moving air and the interaction between the air and solid bodies moving through it.
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aerodynamics(n) the branch of mechanics that deals with the motion of gases (especially air) and their effects on bodies in the flow
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aerodynamicsThe study of airflow over and around an object and an intrinsic part of Formula One car design.
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aerodynamicsA key consideration when designing a vehicle body are the aerodynamics, which have an impact on fuel consumption, top speed and acoustic levels. The drag coefficient (Cd value) as measured in the wind tunnel sums up the vehicle’s aerodynamic qualities. A number of variables influence the Cd value, including the vehicle shape (saloon, estate or hatc [..]
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aerodynamicsAerodynamics is a branch of physics dealing with air flow, mainly interaction with moving bodies. It is a part of a more general branch of gas flow. The technical applications are the most frequent in aeronautics, automotive design, civil engineering and air-conditioning.
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aerodynamicsThe wind resistance of a vehicle's design elements. Aerodynamic vehicles claim to offer increased performance and reduced wind noise while moving. See Coefficient of Drag.
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aerodynamicsAs applied to racing, the study of the interaction between air and the resistance and pressures created by the passage of a moving car through the air.
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aerodynamics WRC cars have spoilers, splitters and other shaped panels on the bodywork to direct cool air around the engine, gearbox and brakes and help keep the car firmly on the road – or flying level – at high speed.
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aerodynamicsThe branch of physics that deals with the motion of a solid body through air and other gases.
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aerodynamicsThe study of the motion of gas on objects and the forces created.
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aerodynamicsThe properties and forces produced as an object moves through the air or a stream of air moves around an object.
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aerodynamicsThe bodywork on the cars has spoilers, splitters, strakes and other carefully-designed devices to channel cool air around the engine, gearbox, brakes, etc, and also to maintain the carâs grip on the road/track at high speed.
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aerodynamicsThe study of air and other gases in motion, the forces that set them in motion, and the results of such motion. Origin: aero-+ G. Dynamis, force (05 Mar 2000)
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aerodynamicsThe branch of fluid mechanics dealing with air (gaseous) motion, and the reactions of a body moving within that air.
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aerodynamicsAerodynamics is an aspect of dynamics concerned with studying the motion of air. The study of airflow over and around an object and it is a key part of Formula One Engineering. Properties calculated f [..]
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aerodynamicsThe science dealing with the motion of gases and bodies in gases.
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aerodynamicsStudy of air moving around solid objects, or air flowing around a stationary structure.
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