hydrodynamic
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- adjective
- /ˌhaɪdroʊdaɪˈnæmɪk/
- Specialized
- The CFD-aided process at IDP begins with the preliminary hydrodynamic design of the pump, based on performance specifications.
- hydrodynamic separators
- hydrodynamic simulations
- hydrodynamic brake
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that sense, that hydrodynamic sense is made possible by those incredible whiskers on his face.
- And that sense, that hydrodynamic sense is made possible by those incredible whiskers on his face.
Examples
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And he concluded we expect always to find some continued outward hydrodynamic expansion of gas.
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This causes a funnel effect... which increases the hydrodynamic forces exponentially.
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So you can tell from this data that the signature of hydrodynamic presence is really rather clear.
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And that sense, that hydrodynamic sense is made possible by those incredible whiskers on his face.
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These are the latest hydrodynamic projections.
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For example, when analyzing a water-filled tank, hydrodynamic elements can model the water's effect on the tank during a collision.
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The first one covered finite element tools for predicting structural, thermal, and hydrodynamic responses of tires.
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"Our approach is to achieve vertical displacement by generating large lifting and depressive forces from hydrodynamic wings," Hawkes explained.
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Robin Industries customizes its industrial agitators by analyzing the hydrodynamic condition of the reaction process and calculating turbine geometry.
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The design of the boat is hydrodynamic, allowing it to glide smoothly through the water.
Synonyms
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Having to do with the movement of water and the forces it makes
How Streamlined
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hydrodynamic comes from the Greek parts hydro- meaning 'water' and dynamic meaning 'force' or 'power'. So hydrodynamic describes the motion of water and the forces that act on it.