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LAMINAR - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Laminar (disambiguation)
LAMINAR
الفعل
رَقَّقَ المَعْدِنَ ; صَفَّحَ ; طَرَّقَ ; مَطَلَ ; مَغَطَ
laminar
صفحى / رقائقى ، مؤلف / من صفائح / من رقائق
laminar
صَفائِحيّ
Wikipedia
Laminar
Laminar means "flat". Laminar may refer to:
Terms in science and engineering:
- Laminar electronics or organic electronics, a branch of material sciences dealing with electrically conductive polymers and small molecules
- Laminar armour or "banded mail", armour made from horizontal overlapping rows or bands of solid armour plates
- Laminar flame speed, a property of a combustible mixture
- Laminar flow, a fluid flowing in parallel layers with no disruption between the layers
- Laminar organization, the way certain tissues are arranged in layers
- Laminar set family, a mathematical structure.
- A common leaf shape.
Proper nouns:
- Laminar Research, a Columbia, South Carolina, software company
- Icaro Laminar, an Italian hang glider design
- Pazmany Laminar, a personal light aircraft designed by Ladislao Pazmany
Examples of use of LAMINAR
1. Laminar planes borrow the huge wingspan of gliders, which maximize laminar flow, with hi–tech smart materials supporting the wings.
2. However, it uses a natural laminar flow wing section, developed for it by Nasa.
3. "Laminar flow," where the turbulence of airflow over a craft‘s surface is reduced, is one possibility being explored.
4. The group of investors, include Cargill âЂ« which will not be guaranteeing the loan âЂ« Sagen, a construction company, and American Capital and Laminar Direct, private equity firms.
5. The fear was that the protruding strips of fabric could interfere with a phenomenon called a boundary layer transition, during which the flow of air over the shuttle‘s surface on reentry changes from laminar (smooth) to turbulent.