stokes
Kinematic viscosity measure
Stokes is the plural of stoke, the act of tending a fire by stirring or adding fuel.
More often you'll encounter the verb: to stoke a fire is to feed it, and by extension, to stoke fears, tensions, or enthusiasm is to intensify them.
The speech stoked outrage among voters.
A stoker tends furnaces, especially on ships.
Fluid's flow resistance
- fluid dynamicsScience of flowing matter
- laminarArranged in thin layers
- turbulentViolently agitated or disturbed
- ReynoldsSurname or foil brand
momentum · diffusion · hydrodynamics · boundary layer · drag · streamline · buoyancy · Bernoulli
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- mathematicianProfessional in abstract quantities
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- fluorescenceLight emitted after absorption
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ancestry · heritage · lineage · legacy · Cambridge · Victorian · optics · luminescence
Graceful, unshakable calm
- kinematicRelating to pure motion
- viscometerMeasures fluid flow resistance
- SIUniversal measurement framework
- measurementDetermining size or amount
viscosity
Fluid's flow resistance
- fluid dynamicsScience of flowing matter
- laminarArranged in thin layers
- turbulentViolently agitated or disturbed
Reynolds · momentum · diffusion · hydrodynamics · boundary layer · drag · streamline · buoyancy · Bernoulli · pressure
Irish
Of the Emerald Isle
- mathematicianProfessional in abstract quantities
- physicistScientist of matter and energy
- fluorescenceLight emitted after absorption
genealogy · ancestry · heritage · lineage · legacy · Cambridge · Victorian · optics · luminescence
poise
Graceful, unshakable calm
- kinematicRelating to pure motion
- viscometerMeasures fluid flow resistance
- SIUniversal measurement framework
- stoke the fire
- Bram Stoker
- Stokes parametersPolarization state measurements
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