WHEN streamlining swept the automotive world in the 1930's, it was the French, always at the leading edge of fashion, who turned the voluptuous designs into haute couture.
The Reynolds number (Re) relates viscous and pressure drag and indicates when streamlining is beneficial.
When streamline visualizations based on complex potentials were combined with emerging computer power in the 1970s (Doyle and Wurl 1971), microprocessor capacity was a limiting factor for flow visualizations.
When Streamline, an Internet home shopping service, sends you a cup of coffee and a video, the first comes from Starbucks, the second from Blockbuster.On paper, all this knowledge-sharing sounds wonderfully creative.
But as of Tuesday, when Streamline proceedings resumed, only two U.S. marshals were visible in the courtroom, as well as one Border Patrol agent.
I was sitting on the grass beneath a splendid oak tree in our front yard when a streamlined, powder-blue Plymouth convertible sporting the license plate G7S pulled into the driveway across the street, at the home of the football captain.
His obsessive concern for the minute detail of axiomatizations was unattractive to many when more streamlined methods were available, and his radical nominalism made the presentation of logic according to his principles a matter of extreme inconvenience.
To this end, within each voxel eight seeds were started, and the main diffusion direction was followed from voxel to voxel, until one of the stopping criteria was met, being when the streamline reached a voxel with a low FA value (<0.1), when a streamline left the brain mask or when a reconstructed streamline made a sharp turn (>60°).
This is obviously all pie-in-the-sky stuff and far too complex to ever make it into the iPhone in the form advertised. We'll see how it pops up later when they streamline the actual interface.
In 2011 when the gargantuan, streamlined fish arrived in Californian seas, researchers tested them for radionuclides.
