How To Use Transonic In A Sentence

Aerodynamic forces cause vibrations at the tip of a blade where the effects of transonic speeds cause buffeting and vibration.
Aerodynamic forces cause vibrations at the tip of a blade where the effects of transonic speeds cause buffeting and vibration.
Bullets become unstable when they travel through the "transonic" stage (where the bullet goes from being supersonic to subsonic) the reason for this as best as I understand is due to the change in the way the air flows over the grooves in the bullet that the rifling engraves in its surface. Best caliber for 600+ yard shots
The 'transonic' stage of a 7mm Weatherby is at about 1400 yards, a 30-06 at about 1200 yards, and my old slowpoke .35 Whelen is at 700 yards. Best caliber for 600+ yard shots
It is primarily intended to benefit aircraft that operate in the transonic speed range.

Without artificial viscosity and dissipation, implicit flux vector splitting scheme can predict the transonic flow field and capture the shock wave accurately.
You don't want an arm sticking out when you go from transonic to supersonic.
Transonic flutter model of an aircraft horizontal tail is designed and manufactured using this method and vibration tests are conducted to verify its feasibility and accuracy.
Then it had to remain controllable and stable at subsonic, transonic, and supersonic speeds up to Mach 4 by mid-1942, ten years after development had started. MIND MELD: The Best Spaceships in Written Science Fiction
Then it had to remain controllable and stable at subsonic, transonic, and supersonic speeds up to Mach 4 by mid-1942, ten years after development had started. MIND MELD: The Best Spaceships in Written Science Fiction
When a bullet in free flight is in transonic velocity range both above and below the speed of sound, it's subject to forces detrimental to accuracy.