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aerodynamics

[air-oh-dahy-nam-iks] / ˌɛər oʊ daɪˈnæm ɪks /
NOUN
aviation
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The helmet is the most important bit of kit both for safety and aerodynamics - how quickly the slider can travel down the track.

From BBC

I speak, of course, of the, uh, rising Winter Olympic panic that male ski jumpers, hoping to improve aerodynamics and, um, lengthen their jumps, may be covertly:

From The Wall Street Journal

The reason anyone who hurls themselves off a mountain for a living might perform such a procedure is a matter of aerodynamics.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cars are also smaller and lighter, have less downforce and have 'active aerodynamics' - where both front and rear wings open on the straights to increase speed and the possibility for energy recovery.

From BBC

Teams will also be getting to grips with cars whose aerodynamics have changed fundamentally from last year.

From BBC