10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PERIPTEROID» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Aerodynamics: Constituting the First Volume of a Complete Work on ...
Peripteroid Motion. — An infinite cylinder, of any sectional form whatever, divides infinite space into a doubly connected region, and in such a region cyclic motion becomes possible. From the hydrodynamic standpoint irregularity of contour is ...
Frederick William Lanchester, 1908
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Aerodonetics: Constituting the Second Volume of a Complete Work on ...
Ichthyoid (Dict.), fish-shaped, here applied to denote a body of practical stream-line form. Peripteral. See Periptery. Peripteroid. See Periptery. Periptery (Dict.), proposed by the author in its present usage as denoting the region round about the ...
Frederick William Lanchester, 1908
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Aerodynamics, Constituting the First Volume of a Complete Work on ...
Peripteroid Motion. — An infinite cylinder, of any sectional form whatever, divides infinite space into a doubly connected region, and in such a region cyclic motion becomes possible. From the hydrodynamic standpoint irregularity of contour is ...
Frederick William Lanchester, 1907
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Aerodynamic Theory: A General Review of Progress Under a Grant of ...
The motion round about the plane was thus considered by Lanchester as a supporting wave. Considered in the light of wave motion the system of the motion around the infinite plane (or peripteroid system" as Lanchester named * The term ...
William Frederick Durand, 2013
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Hydrodynamics - Strona 646
In particular the 372a-3726] Lift due to Circulation 647 path may be a. * Hep. of the Nat. Phys. Lab. for 1921, p. 146. t First suggested by Lanchester, Aerodynamics, London, 1907, Art. 122: " Peripteroid Motion." * It will be shuwn presently that ...
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Praktyczny słownik współczesnej polszczyzny - Tom 28 - Strona 161
M. B. pe- riostea, D. periosteów; anatomiczny „błona łącznotkankowa pokrywająca zewnętrzną powierzchnię kości". Bliskoznaczne: okostna. peripteroid z greckiego peripteros l eidos; rzecz. r. m.; D. peripteroidu, Ms. peripteroi- dzie, /. mn.
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Recent Developments in Theoretical and Experimental Fluid Mechanics: ...
In particular, a two-dimensional wing sustains "forced waves", so that a "peripteroid motion" (circulatory mo– tion) is generated around it. However, Lanchester's treatment was wanting in mathematics, no analytical relation between lift and ...
U. Müller, K.G. Roesner, B. Schmidt, 2012
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Dictionary of aviation - Strona 168
Partners! zone, the zone or sfere of Influence of an aerofell; the tract or region of flurdr-frld space which surrounds an aeroferl. peripteroid pa'zipta,zerd adj. like the perrptery; resemblrng that whrch occurs round about the wmg or aerofoxl of a ...
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The Enigma of the Aerofoil: Rival Theories in Aerodynamics, 1909-1930
The consequence is that peripteroid motion[that is, motion ofa kind that generates lift] is theoretically possible in thecase ofa cylinder ofinfiniteextent, no matterwhat its crosssection. This conclusionapplies naturallyonly inthecaseof theinviscid ...
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A History of Aerodynamics: And Its Impact on Flying Machines
In a review of the state of aerodynamics in 1910, Nikolai Joukowski complimented Lanchester on the merits of his model, "but as regards magnitude and direction of the force of pressure on the body, in the peripteroid motion, Lanchester did ...
John David Anderson, 1997
