fluid dynamics

American  

noun

(used with a singular verb)

1. the branch of fluid mechanics dealing with the properties of fluids in motion.

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Example Sentences

"These results suggest to us that there's a unified circuit that's governing both what we think of as very high-level functions of the brain -- our attention, our ability to perceive and respond to the world -- and then also really basic fundamental physiological processes like fluid dynamics of the brain, brain-wide blood flow, and blood vessel constriction," Lewis says.

From Science Daily

Video footage and data modeling from July 30 point to “a fluid dynamics effect on docks that has rarely been captured on video.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory was established in 1955 and moved to Princeton in 1968.

From Salon

But its most significant target is the office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research ⎯ a nerve center of global climate science, data collection and modeling, including the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory ⎯ which would be cut by 74%.

From Salon

If you really want a lesson in fluid dynamics, you can watch the videos of the pools themselves.

From Slate