The phrase "aerodynamic term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, principles, or terminology related to aerodynamics in fields such as physics, engineering, or aviation.
Example: "The lift coefficient is an important aerodynamic term that describes the lift characteristics of an airfoil."
Alternatives: "aerodynamic concept" or "aerodynamic terminology".
But the strange-looking creation bears no resemblance to the other cars; other than the high protruding wing on the rear, it has no wings for downforce, the aerodynamic term that describes the opposite of lift.
Flight: aerodynamic term is dominant, 3.
The very first tests of the system yielded interesting information: The bird's angle of attack, an aerodynamic term for the angle at which air strikes the wing (or vice versa, depending on your frame of reference), was absurdly high.
Take off: all terms are present and also lifting component of forces must be considered, Flight: aerodynamic term is dominant, Landing: all terms are present and lifting component of forces must be considered.
· The radiation methods show good results in humid climates where the aerodynamic term is relatively small, but performance in arid conditions is erratic and tends to underestimate evapotranspiration.
The larger magnitudes of (es - ea) amplify differences in the aerodynamic term in the numerator of the Penman-Monteith equation (Equation 3) for both the crop and the reference crop.
Even so, Dr Robertson says it is feasible to build electric aircraft provided they have efficient wings to provide lots of lift.In aerodynamic terms, lift is a function of weight, thrust and drag (air resistance).
Julia A. Clarke, a paleontologist at the University of Texas at Austin and a member of the research team, noted that many experts continue to interpret dinosaur feathering in aerodynamic terms, and so it probably was to some extent.
In the present paper a modal approach for identifying the aerodynamic terms, usually mentioned as flutter derivatives, from the measure of the aeroelastically modified full bridge transfer functions is presented.
In aerodynamic terms, that's a crash-stop, and it will generate huge amounts of energy just over my head.
Hancock experimental data was used for curve fitting the unsteady aerodynamic damping term as a function of frequency.
