Meanings of aerodynamic shape in English

Door mirrors are reshaped too, with a more aerodynamic shape.

That structure maintains an aerodynamic shape and serves as a mount for its three engines.

This gives the aircraft an enhanced aerodynamic shape, which in turn offers increased fuel efficiency.

Its unusual, aerodynamic shape was designed by Chris Reitz, who also designed the modern Fiat 500.

On the other end was a sleek aerodynamic shape, the product of thousands of hours of design work.

It was a sleek little planet jumper with a long aerodynamic shape that looked brand new and seriously expensive.

The low height (38) and aerodynamic shape of the tent allowed it to easily withstand winds measured at 44 mph.

Specialized antenna sockets also give the critter a more aerodynamic shape, and Picker said a pair of "extreme" bulging eyes helps them pinpoint landing spots.

Designers were tasked with finding a way of incorporating the angular 1990s aesthetic of an EB110, into the modern aerodynamic shape of a Chiron.

These designs usually have limited delivery range and speed; their less-than- aerodynamic shapes and vertical lift rotors limit the efficiency of forward flight.