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Significats de drag force en anglès

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коэффициент лобового сопротивления
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fricción de fluido
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Retarding force on a body moving in a fluid.

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Examples for "drag"
Examples for "drag"
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Industry will probably be less of a drag this year, Lozano said.
Reuters
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Such requirements can drag out rule proposals for months, or even years.
Reuters
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They drag the river for days but of course nothing comes up.
Burning bright
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Those in the bows leant over to drag in the young lord.
The Heir of Kilfinnan: A Tale of the Shore and Ocean
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Here's another real world example: the drag-and-drop Ajax interface in Yahoo Sports.
Wired
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Yes, it probably has some air resistance that will affect its motion.
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In part II, I will add air resistance and see what happens.
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Finally, the author compares no- air resistance with air resistance for some cases.
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With so little air resistance, it's hard to control one's body position.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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With less air resistance, water boils at a temperature below 212 degrees.
Canning & preserving for dummies 2nd edition
Ús de drag force en anglès
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Something must push the swimmer forward to balance the drag force.
Wired
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Actually, it is probably caused by the drag force I added in there.
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What happens to air drag force if I add mass to my bike?
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But there also is air drag force pushing against the direction of motion.
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Air drag force doesn't depend upon the mass of the object.
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Air Drag There must be a drag force on these disks.
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It occurs when the air drag force has the same magnitude as the weight.
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Here I will use the typical model for the magnitude of the air drag force.
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Here is a model you can use to find the magnitude of this drag force.
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That could lead to slight decreases in drag force.
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To keep things calm, I add a drag force.
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Once it leaves the cannon, it is going to have an air drag force on it.
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The air drag force increases with speed.
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Here I am showing the air drag force as being greater than the gravitational (weight) force.
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Both the pressure and the air drag force are proportional to the radius squared, so that wouldn't do much.
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In this case, the work done by the swimmer is equal to the drag force multiplied by the distance traveled.
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