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bank effect

bank effect noun: the effect of suction from the nearside shore or close watercourse bed, caused by the Bernoulli effect making a low pressure zone in the constricted region, leading vessels to be drawn to that surface.

Noun

bank effect (plural bank effects)

  1. The effect of suction from the nearside shore or close watercourse bed, caused by the Bernoulli effect making a low pressure zone in the constricted region, leading vessels to be drawn to that surface.

Forms of bank effect

pluralbank effects

Questions about bank effect

What does bank effect mean?
Bank effect means the effect of suction from the nearside shore or close watercourse bed, caused by the Bernoulli effect making a low pressure zone in the constricted region, leading vessels to be drawn to that surface.
What part of speech is bank effect?
Bank effect is a noun.
What is the plural of bank effect?
The plural of bank effect is bank effects.

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