Capitulate
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Padala Raja Shekar,Aneesh Mathews field around 1980 would probably have believed that some 25 years later impressive measurements of 3D flows would be possible, but developments in PIV and other techniques have indeed revolutionized the world of experimentation in fluid mechanics.
ABOUT
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Preetam Choudhary,Adani Azhoni,C. P. Devathaiberately made and required, e.g., speech and singing or musical instruments. One of the first theories about how humans produce sounds with their voice was the so-called myoelastic-aerodynamic theory formulated in 1958 by Janwillem van den Berg, a lector in medical physics at the University of Groningen.
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Padala Raja Shekar,Aneesh Mathews field around 1980 would probably have believed that some 25 years later impressive measurements of 3D flows would be possible, but developments in PIV and other techniques have indeed revolutionized the world of experimentation in fluid mechanics.
革新
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COPING WITH AIR AND WATER IN THE NETHERLANDS BEFORE 1918,978-3-7091-4798-6
经典
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,THE MAKING OF A ‘NEW’ BRANCH IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING,978-3-658-07196-7
omnibus
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后天习得
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Book 2019and respected place in the curriculum and research of (technical) universities, at many old and new research institutes and also at several industrial research laboratories. In the 1980s fluid mechanics finally became ‘recognized’ as a serious branch of physics and an important field of (applied) s
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现代
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INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, In 1912, Einstein. had written: “The more success the quantum theory has, the sillier it looks‘, and his feelings had probably not changed much during the 12 years before 1912 and the 13 afterwards up to 1925. Now at last it seemed that one could hope to study atoms and light from a well-defined th