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hydrodynamic

[ UK /hˌa‍ɪdɹəda‍ɪnˈæmɪk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to hydrodynamics

How To Use hydrodynamic In A Sentence

  • This textbook provides a modern and accessible introduction to magnetohydrodynamics.
  • Some causal relationships between morphology and hydrodynamic performance have been established for macroalgae, through theoretical studies and hydrodynamic comparisons of differently exposed thalli.
  • Then I read a few chapters from a graduate student's thesis-in-progress; nothing like a little magnetohydrodynamics to get the blood flowing. Reading
  • Since the bearings and piston rings are lubricated predominantly in the hydrodynamic regime, a lubricant with a lower viscosity should lead to a thinner oil film and thus lower friction.
  • Hydrodynamic and small angle x-ray scattering measurements show that plant MSP has an extended, prolate ellipsoid shape in solution.
  • One can show that a stream of gas becomes unstable against such a fragmentation when the length of the stream exceeds a certain num - ber whose value can be derived from hydrodynamical theory. COSMOLOGY SINCE 1850
  • In the solvent-permeable and ion- penetrable porous surface layer of the particle, idealized hydrodynamic frictional segments with fixed charges are assumed to distribute at a uniform density.
  • The team's electrohydrodynamic jet (e-jet) printer works by establishing a voltage difference between its metallic nozzle and a substrate below. New Scientist - Online News
  • The subtle interactions between magnetohydrodynamics and high-frequency plasma waves involving transverse and longitudinal modes are investigated.
  • Furthermore, magneto-hydrodynamics is important in discussing the problem of how the central body in a plasma cloud can develop into a sun and system of planets, or in investigations of stability conditions for a plasma consisting of electrons and ions moving at relativistic velocities interacting with cosmic fields. Nobel Prize in Physics 1970 - Presentation Speech
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