Definition of inviscid in English:

inviscid

adjectiveɪnˈvɪsɪdinˈvisid

Physics

Having no or negligible viscosity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Spence studied a two-dimensional airfoil placed in an inviscid, incompressible, steady fluid flow, in particular a thin jet coming from its trailing edge of the airfoil.
- For the high Reynolds numbers commonly associated with insects, birds, and fish, these propulsive forces are generally well described by inviscid flow theory.
- The actual model we use is that of a thin elastic plate that overlies an inviscid fluid.
- If viscosity is artificially added in an inviscid model, it has only a small effect on performance.
- In addition, the postulated role of vorticity production near the head is at variance with inviscid, irrotational models.

Definition of inviscid in US English:

inviscid

adjectiveinˈvisid

Physics

Having no or negligible viscosity.
Example sentencesExamples
- If viscosity is artificially added in an inviscid model, it has only a small effect on performance.
- Spence studied a two-dimensional airfoil placed in an inviscid, incompressible, steady fluid flow, in particular a thin jet coming from its trailing edge of the airfoil.
- For the high Reynolds numbers commonly associated with insects, birds, and fish, these propulsive forces are generally well described by inviscid flow theory.
- In addition, the postulated role of vorticity production near the head is at variance with inviscid, irrotational models.
- The actual model we use is that of a thin elastic plate that overlies an inviscid fluid.

单词	inviscid
释义	Definition of inviscid in English: inviscid adjectiveɪnˈvɪsɪdinˈvisid Physics Having no or negligible viscosity. Example sentencesExamples Spence studied a two-dimensional airfoil placed in an inviscid, incompressible, steady fluid flow, in particular a thin jet coming from its trailing edge of the airfoil. For the high Reynolds numbers commonly associated with insects, birds, and fish, these propulsive forces are generally well described by inviscid flow theory. The actual model we use is that of a thin elastic plate that overlies an inviscid fluid. If viscosity is artificially added in an inviscid model, it has only a small effect on performance. In addition, the postulated role of vorticity production near the head is at variance with inviscid, irrotational models. Definition of inviscid in US English: inviscid adjectiveinˈvisid Physics Having no or negligible viscosity. Example sentencesExamples If viscosity is artificially added in an inviscid model, it has only a small effect on performance. Spence studied a two-dimensional airfoil placed in an inviscid, incompressible, steady fluid flow, in particular a thin jet coming from its trailing edge of the airfoil. For the high Reynolds numbers commonly associated with insects, birds, and fish, these propulsive forces are generally well described by inviscid flow theory. In addition, the postulated role of vorticity production near the head is at variance with inviscid, irrotational models. The actual model we use is that of a thin elastic plate that overlies an inviscid fluid.
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