Sentence examples for a coefficient of drag from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holzhausen brought up the Nissan GT-R, saying that it has a coefficient of drag of.26.

The winning car weighed 376 kilograms (830 pounds) and had a coefficient of drag of 0.15, far less than the Prius, which with a coefficient of drag of 0.25 is one of the best on the road today.

The V is also heavier and slightly less aerodynamic (a 0.29 coefficient of drag) than a regular Prius (0.25).

The car has a slippery, low-slung look that is borne out by a 0.26 coefficient of drag.

The F12 also has a lower center of gravity, increased torsional rigidity, better weight balance, a lower coefficient of drag and more precise steering response.

Aerodynamics are terrific, with a low.32 coefficient of drag, and the 151-horsepower engine makes the Acura properly quick.

The HX1 has four half-scissor doors, which help the car achieve a claimed coefficient of drag of 0.28.

It had a low coefficient of drag, "but its stubby front was off-putting, and the buyers stayed away in droves," Mr. Kendall said.

Both cars have a 0.27 coefficient of drag, approaching the territory of the Toyota Prius, the volume-leading hybrid for Toyota, the parent of Lexus.

Minetti et al. [ 12] used CFD calculation and in their short communication hypothesized that an intermediate finger spacing in the 3D hand model could increase a higher coefficient of drag providing swimmers with additional thrust.

Tiny tweaks to side mirrors or taillight shapes can lower a car's coefficient of drag, a critical number in the marketing of passenger cars.