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Page 556
... fluid . In many cases , the motion of fluids such as air and water can be described to a good approximation by the equations of the perfect fluid . The concept of perfect fluid , therefore , forms the basis of much of aerodynamics ...
... fluid . In many cases , the motion of fluids such as air and water can be described to a good approximation by the equations of the perfect fluid . The concept of perfect fluid , therefore , forms the basis of much of aerodynamics ...
Page 557
... fluid is able to explain all of these phenomena . Fluids exhibiting these phenomena show other technologically important deviations from Newtonian behaviour . The diameter of a stream of fluid may be considerably larger than the orifice ...
... fluid is able to explain all of these phenomena . Fluids exhibiting these phenomena show other technologically important deviations from Newtonian behaviour . The diameter of a stream of fluid may be considerably larger than the orifice ...
Page 1135
... fluid taking its place . Eventually , the middle - ear cavity is completely filled with fluid instead of air . The vibratory movements of the eardrum membrane and the ossicular chain are impeded by the fluid , with a painless impairment ...
... fluid taking its place . Eventually , the middle - ear cavity is completely filled with fluid instead of air . The vibratory movements of the eardrum membrane and the ossicular chain are impeded by the fluid , with a painless impairment ...
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