Sentence examples for streamlined bodies from inspiring English sources

When, at the finale, the chorus struts its stuff in "One" — streamlined bodies moving in unison like a well-oiled machine — its victory is a triumph of anonymity.

The unsteady aerodynamics and interaction noise of streamlined bodies are modeled in terms of the Euler equations linearized about a nonuniform flow.

Sailplanes have streamlined bodies and long, narrow wings that give them a combination of a low sink rate and a very flat glide.

Thin airfoil theory suggests that for streamlined bodies a time domain treatment is equivalent; in this case small-amplitude motions are assumed and superposition of effects can still be accepted.

For instance, they all have streamlined bodies, short limbs, and fin-shaped hands and feet.

Race-car designers would soon learn to control this tendency with wings, air dams, spoilers, vanes, fins, slots, and louvers, along the way losing the simplicity of intuitively streamlined bodies.

This large lizard has a streamlined body shape with a long tail and powerful legs.

But Silurian graptolites had a streamlined body plan, more like a stick than like a set of branches.

The hind feet are held tightly against the tail, and this results in a streamlined body configuration.

He studied the effects of air friction and surface area on the speed of the air current over a streamlined body.

He talked about the streamlined body, evocative of the first 1947 Saab, and about the flying buttresses looping like ribbons over the new car.