Sentences with phrase «less turbulence»
The phrase "less turbulence" means that there is less shaking, movement, or disturbance. Full definition
One reason is that it allows water to flow through at a larger volume and with less turbulence.
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He said I made a good choice because we'd experience less turbulence and it was more scenic.
If only more researchers had listened to her back in 2003, perhaps there might have been less turbulence in the discourse over global warming in the last year or so.
The flippers create less turbulence than propellers, so more of their energy goes into pushing the boat forward.
Staying away from the Formula 1 formula, the new IndyCar aero kits have been highly revised and reduced to be simpler and produce less turbulence behind the cars.
Toyota engineers streamlined the engine's intake channel, used computer simulation to optimise airflow, smoothened all surfaces for less turbulence and rounded off all angles and sharp edges inside the engine.
It is significantly cheaper, and a steel mast of an equivalent strength can be smaller in diameter than an aluminium mast, allowing less turbulence and a better airflow onto the sail.
This allows water to flow smoother over the fins which causes less turbulence off the fins.
There is a lot less turbulence and vertical mixing here, I did think for a bit that this was what you meant, but it isn't zero - the clearest evidence for which is the adiabatic lapse rate.
Greater mobility in some joints allows for kicking and recovery movements without disturbing body alignment therefore allowing for a more streamlined swim with less turbulence.
There's less turbulence than you'd experience in a Porsche 911 Cabriolet or a Mercedes SL.
A new composite intake manifold is used to deliver larger amounts of air to the combustion chambers with less turbulence.