Aerodynamics Definition

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noun
The dynamics of bodies moving relative to gases, especially the interaction of moving objects with the atmosphere.
American Heritage
The branch of aeromechanics that deals with the forces (resistance, pressure, etc.) exerted by air or other gases in motion.
Webster's New World
The characteristics of the outer body of a vehicle, aircraft, etc., that affect the efficiency with which it moves through the air.
Webster's New World

The science of the dynamics of bodies moving relative to gases, especially the interaction of moving objects with the atmosphere.

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Origin of Aerodynamics

  • From French aérodynamique, from aero- +‎ dynamics.

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Aerodynamics Sentence Examples

  • Road bikes also have drop bars for aerodynamics.

  • Due to aerodynamics, planes have to move relatively swiftly - forcing a large volume of air under those fixed wings - to avoid dropping like stones.

  • Ideally candidates will have studied aerodynamics, flight mechanics or flight control during their first degree.

  • It's just good engines and good aerodynamics I guess.

  • He is responsible for technical advice on high speed aerodynamics and propulsion to MoD.

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