drag coefficient
drag factor

The car has a low drag coefficient factor of only 0.35.

Its drag coefficient of 0.43 was relatively low for that time.

The drag coefficient has increased slightly from 0.186 to 0.189.

The drag coefficient is always associated with a particular surface area.

The fuel economy was increased with a low drag coefficient of just 0.28.

Thus, a shell with a low drag coefficient must be built.

Ideally, all the letters should have the same drag coefficient.

The only unknown to be determined is the drag coefficient.

It was also a car with a particularly low drag coefficient for that era.

The drag coefficient of this body style was a mere 0.35.

So the drag coefficient can often be treated as a constant.

The final production models dropped the drag coefficient to 0.34.

At high Reynolds number, the drag coefficient is more or less constant.

A Institute, produced an excellent drag coefficient of only 0.29.

The result was that the body had a drag coefficient (Cd) of a high 0.51.

The idea was to create vehicles with the lowest possible drag coefficient.

These changes brought the drag coefficient down to 0.36.

A exceptional drag coefficient of 0.29 was achieved with the body design.

The drag coefficient, C, can be decomposed in two ways.

This increase can cause the drag coefficient to rise to more than ten times its low speed value.

The aerodynamics gave the best drag coefficient of any vehicle at the time.

The component parallel to the apparent wind is called the drag coefficient.

He tried to measure the dragging coefficient within glass.

Weight and the drag coefficient have both been reduced.

This speed is dependent on the mass and drag coefficient of the object.

There was the big drag factor at the speed of sound.

Running while being tugged about by the drag factor means more muscle groups are engaged.

The test skids yielded a consistent value for a drag factor, f, to be 0.79.

We just have to know the typical values for pedestrian drag factors over various surfaces."

Top speed was at least 120 mph, thanks to the aerodynamic styling with an estimated drag factor of 0.30 - good even today.

Dar typed in the pedestrian drag factor, f, as 0.45.

It adds up to a drag factor that is 13% 'slippier' through the air, which helps economy and reduces wind noise.

In its credit, the Calibra slices through the air more cleanly with its 0.29Cd drag factor.

The drag force depends upon the square of the velocity, a shape dependent drag factor "C", the cross sectional area, and the density of air.

Instead, the show relies on what she calls "The Drag Factor": "People drag their friends along from home and from work.

Greater attention to panel gaps improved the drag factor (reduced from 0.849 Cd to 0.762 Cd), while also improving the fuel economy and lowering wind noise inside the cabin.

If the surface is icy or hard-packed, the mechanical damping portion of the effective drag factor is decreased, leaving you with only the friction provided by the tread to stop.

On this trip you'll have enough fuel leeway to wait for wooded ground or good cover before you jettison the tanks, though the drag factor governs this to some extent.'

Eventually a smaller wing was designed in time for the Italian Grand Prix (see above picture), which cut the drag factor significantly, and allowed Andretti to take a popular 'home' victory.

Friction loss of trains, ships and airplanes is proportional to cross sectional area, so making these longer results in less friction per unit of cargo volume, speed and other drag factors being equal.

HSR-II (1989) - The second generation had a heavy emphasis on active aerodynamics, with a series of movable fins and spoilers offering a drag factor which varied from 0.20 to 0.40 depending on setup.

If the extra 500 g in the wheels had resulted in a 0.3% reduction in aerodynamic drag factor (worth a speed increase at 25 mph), the caloric cost of the added weight effect would be canceled by the reduced work to overcome the wind.