Taylor column
Taylor column noun: a column formed in a rotating fluid perturbed by a solid body, parallel to the axis of rotation.
Noun
Taylor column (plural Taylor columns)
- A column formed in a rotating fluid perturbed by a solid body, parallel to the axis of rotation.
Forms of Taylor column
| plural | Taylor columns |
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Origin of Taylor column
Named after Geoffrey Ingram Taylor.
Questions about Taylor column
- What does Taylor column mean?
- Taylor column means a column formed in a rotating fluid perturbed by a solid body, parallel to the axis of rotation.
- What part of speech is Taylor column?
- Taylor column is a noun.
- What is the plural of Taylor column?
- The plural of Taylor column is Taylor columns.
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