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Meanings of more aerodynamic in English

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Usage of more aerodynamic in English
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The bindings supposedly made Ammann's position through the air more aerodynamic.
Reuters
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Even the wing mirrors are specially shaped, to be more aerodynamic.
The South African
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This time, I go for a smaller, more aerodynamic stone.
Angelfall
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It's lighter, more aerodynamic and uses half the fuel of a conventional race car.
Wired
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Door mirrors are reshaped too, with a more aerodynamic shape.
The South African
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Toyota wanted to create a minibus that was safer, better to drive and more aerodynamic.
The South African
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We've decided to help our readers reduce their 'coefficient of drag' and become more aerodynamic.
The Irish Times
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It is now lighter, more compact and more aerodynamic.
The Irish Times
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This, Stephenson says, made the car more aerodynamic.
BBC
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It also makes the suit more aerodynamic.
Wired
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The Easy Fixes One of the easiest ways to improve efficiency is to make the trucks more aerodynamic.
Wired
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I've seen more aerodynamic dwarfs.'
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
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Enhanced transmissions, lighter materials -like stronger steel and alloys -and more aerodynamic designs also will be key.
Reuters
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That would make it more aerodynamic than the Toyota Prius and almost as slick as the Aptera Motors 2e.
Wired
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The latter is manually adjustable in three positions to provoke up to 170% more aerodynamic downforce than standard models.
BBC
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There are still large air inlets to cool the battery and brakes, and also reduce turbulent airflow to make the vehicle more aerodynamic.
Wired
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