Out of that heady atmosphere of cooperation and technical advance came streamlined cars, air conditioning, television, a housing boom, and the GI Bill sending blue-collar workers off to college in unprecedented numbers.
On November 1937 the first run of the Spirit of Progress was made, a streamlined all air conditioned train run between Melbourne and Albury, led by the matching S class steam locomotives.
They fear that streamlining Europe's air traffic system will lead to a loss of jobs.
The science behind them suggests that they reduce air resistance, streamlining everything inwards in a skintight cling, rather than having your shorts and shirt flapping in the wind.
A plan to "streamline" Russia's air and missile forces looks more like a nod to the new defence minister, General Igor Sergeyev: it shifts resources to the Strategic Rocket Forces, which Mr Sergeyev used to run.
An assessment of the streamlines and air distribution is proposed and an evaluation of the wetted and ventilated areas is conducted in order to understand the relation between the flow rate, the velocity of the hull and the air distribution.
Bottom line: administrative streamlining.
He was an early pioneer in streamlining airships, and his advocacy of monoplanes greatly advanced heavier-than-air aviation.
By replacing the word "made of" with a square drawn in the air, he's found an elegant way to preserve this abstract idea while streamlining its presentation and, as a result, strengthening the laugh.
The boiler was enveloped by Bulleid's air-smoothed sheet steel casing, which was not for the purposes of streamlining, as demonstrated by the extremely flat front end, but as a way of lifting exhaust gases.
