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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1952
Transonic flow has been defined as flow in which regions of subsonic and supersonic flow occur each of significant extent, so that across the common boundaries of these regions fluid particles are accelerated or decelerated through the speed of sound.
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Transonic flow has been defined as flow in which regions of subsonic and supersonic flow occur each of significant extent, so that across the common boundaries of these regions fluid particles are accelerated or decelerated through the speed of sound.
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1954
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Nursing Standard, 1991
The English National Board has received a £95,000 donation from the General Nursing Council Trust to develop libraries within the estimated 160 Colleges of Nursing and Midwifery in England.
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The English National Board has received a £95,000 donation from the General Nursing Council Trust to develop libraries within the estimated 160 Colleges of Nursing and Midwifery in England.
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Indian journal of agricultural economics, 1948 IJAE, IJAE
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1953
The AGARD series of books are now becoming well established as valuable contributions to the technical literature on aeronautics. The present book adds one more volume and some considerable support to the reputation of the series. It consists primarily of papers presented at a joint meeting of the Combustion and Propulsion and the Wind Tunnel and Model
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The AGARD series of books are now becoming well established as valuable contributions to the technical literature on aeronautics. The present book adds one more volume and some considerable support to the reputation of the series. It consists primarily of papers presented at a joint meeting of the Combustion and Propulsion and the Wind Tunnel and Model
null E.G.B., null A.R.F.
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