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Meanings of transonic in English
Catalan
sònic (Of speed) having or caused by speed approximately equal to that of sound in air at sea level.
Spanish
velocidad transonica Flight condition in which airflow speeds are concurrently above and below the speed of sound.
Usage of transonic in English
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But hot damn, does that thing look bad ass when it's going transonic.
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The aerodynamic changes through this transonic region are dramatic, especially for the aircraft flying supersonic.
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The flight was a short one at transonic speed.
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The Bell X-1 was developed to research aerodynamics in the transonic region, or speeds just below and just above the speed of sound.
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Now the plan is to work towards breaking the world land speed record to assess how the car behaves at transonic and supersonic speeds.
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Boeing recently tested its CST-100 spacecraft and the integrated Atlas V launch vehicle in NASA's transonic wind tunnel at Ames Research Center in California.
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Right now, NASA engineers are busy finalizing the design of the launch vehicle, testing a 10-foot model in the agency's transonic tunnel in Langley, Virginia.
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A pneumatic cuff was placed around the proximal portion of left anterior descending coronary artery (LAD) and distal flow was monitored by transonic flow probe.
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Picture This: Transonic Jet Gathers Clouds The F-22 stealth jet may be about as useful for fighting insurgents as a snowboard in Baghdad.
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