The phrase "aerodynamic qualities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics of an object, particularly in relation to how it moves through air or fluid, often in contexts like engineering, design, or sports.
Example: "The new car model has improved aerodynamic qualities that enhance its speed and fuel efficiency."
Alternatives: "aerodynamic features" or "aerodynamic properties".
Suzuka is expected to suit the slippery aerodynamic qualities of the Red Bulls of Webber and Sebastian Vettel and the fast-improving Ferrari of Fernando Alonso, who has won the past two races, claiming the maximum of 25 points each time.
The system involved changing the shape of the entire wing to alter its aerodynamic qualities.
So when a car has an advantage here it tends to be a reflection of its aerodynamic qualities, assuming the engines are of relatively similar performance, as is the case this year with the Mercedes and Ferrari.
To pursue this, researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne's Computer Vision Laboratory developed a machine learning algorithm that, trained on 3D shapes and their aerodynamic qualities, "learns to develop an intuition about the laws of physics," as the university's Pierre Baqué said.
"Since it was only working in space it didn't need to have any aerodynamic qualities whatsoever, so its shape and form are perfectly functional," Stoff said.
The Hunter's aerodynamic qualities were increasingly infringed upon by modifications in later production models, such as the addition of external containers to collect spent gun cartridges, underwing fuel tanks to increase range, leading edge extensions to resolve pitch control difficulties, and a large ventral air brake.
The general impression is that of Minimalist sculpture imbued with an aerodynamic quality, and with good reason.
An aerofoil has great influences on the aerodynamic quality of aerial vehicles and efficiency of flight can be greatly improved by adopting the optimum aerofoil under different flying conditions.
Barcelona is renowned as perhaps the toughest test for a grand prix car's all-round capabilities, its combination of long-duration corners of varying speeds and a fiddly final sector providing an examination of the machinery's aerodynamic and mechanical qualities.
"The B.A.T. cars combined fantasy with extraordinary aerodynamic performance, extraordinary sculptural qualities, extraordinary beauty and timeless forms and organization," said Geoff Wardle, director of advanced mobility research at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif.
As director of Princeton's Flight Research Laboratory, Stengel, his students, and staff conducted pioneering experimental research on digital flight control systems, flight computer networking via fiber optics, aircraft flying qualities, and aerodynamic system identification.
