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Definition of «fluidic»

Fluidic refers to something that is related to fluid dynamics or involves fluids. Fluids are substances that flow and deform continuously under an applied shear stress, and include liquids such as water and gases like air. In a broader sense, the term can also be used to describe systems or processes that exhibit characteristics of fluids, such as smoothness, flexibility, and adaptability.

Usage examples

  1. Developing a new fluidic system for precise control of microfluidic devices in biomedical research.
  2. Designing a fluidic sensor network to monitor the flow and pressure in an oil pipeline.
  3. Investigating the fluidic behavior of a new chemical compound in a lab experiment.
  4. Implementing a fluidic cooling system in electronic devices to enhance heat dissipation.
  5. Studying the flow characteristics of a fluidic jet for optimizing fuel injection in automotive engines.
  6. Creating a fluidic module for continuous separation and purification of pharmaceutical compounds.
  7. Designing a fluidic circuit to regulate the flow of air in a pneumatic control system.
  8. Developing a fluidic system for efficient and controlled delivery of drugs in medical devices.
  9. Investigating the fluidic dynamics of blood flow in arteries to better understand cardiovascular diseases.
  10. Designing a fluidic network for autonomous irrigation systems to optimize water usage in agriculture.

Phrases with «fluidic»

Sentences with «fluidic»

  • The seventh - generation 2015 Sonata offers a more refined look through a new Fluidic Sculpture design language, stiffer body structure, enhanced ride quality, reduced noise, vibration and harshness and more convenience features. (thekoreancarblog.com)
  • Creta, too, will boast of Fluidic design philosophy. (rediff.com)
  • Based on the design concept «Storm Edge,» which is part of Hyundai's larger design philosophy of Fluidic Sculpture, the all - new Santa Fe captures the strong and dynamic images created by nature during the formation of a storm. (fareastgizmos.com)
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