Sentence examples similar to dynamic drag coefficient from inspiring English sources

Active drag coefficient (Cd), a measure of technique and performance, was lower for faster swimmers [ 15].

Active drag coefficient (Cd) as a measure of technique and performance was lower for faster swimmers [ 48].

To reduce pitching moment and drag coefficient under dynamic stall condition, a new airfoil has been optimized based on the OA209 airfoil by employing the present optimal method.

Drag force and drag coefficient were calculated using (computational fluid dynamics) CFD in steady state.

Saab claims the car's "drag coefficient" is a mere 0.28 Cd, comparable to the best in its class.

Since sharp edges favour the formation and shedding of eddies, and thereby increase the drag coefficient, one may hope to reduce the drag coefficient by streamlining the obstacle.

The car's latex-tight contours reflect many hours of wind tunnel testing, and the G35 delivers an exceptionally slippery "drag coefficient" of 0.27.

But the wind tunnel is proving that counterintuitive, edgy shapes can reduce the drag coefficient and save fuel or battery power.

With the top down, naturally, this drag coefficient cannot be as good, but it is nevertheless better than that of a typical roadster.

The average member of the marketing department "probably doesn't care what the drag coefficient of the wing is," he says.

The drag coefficient always rises as M approaches unity but may thereafter fall.