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Gliding distance is an imperfect measure of an airliner's aerodynamic efficiency, since it is not designed for gliding.

Add in the new lightweight materials, integrated electronics, aerodynamic advances, and right there is a technology road map that increases fuel efficiency.

Mochet's recumbent gave cyclists a more aerodynamic position, moving them closer to the ground, with the seat back allowing the riders to recline.

Close the windows: it reduces the inherent aerodynamic sleekness of your car, and can lead to a 10% decrease in fuel economy.

Unless you work in an aerodynamic lab, you don't understand how much more energy it takes to push a car through the air at 75 MPH than at 65 MPH, but it's huge.

We have some more aerodynamic improvements to do in Malaysia, which hopefully will further improve performance.

An experimental study on the aerodynamic characteristics of New Concept Car is conducted by model wind tunnel test, covering the pressure coefficient and wake vortices on longitudinal symmetry plane, as well as aerodynamic forces and moments under different yaw angles.

If you keep your Windows up your car will be subject to less drag, which improves the aerodynamic profile of the vehicle.

The 9.3-inch-long aerodynamic heirloom toy, with its carnelian-core wheels, precision bearings, and stainless steel axles, is built to be passed down from generation to car-loving generation.

The aerodynamic car looks like a futuristic egg suspended on four small wheels.

Because their two sets of wings effectively flap as one, that in theory gives them little control over the aerodynamic forces on their body.

Dr Choi and Dr Park believe there are still more interesting aerodynamic tricks to be learnt from flying fish.

A penny isn't the most aerodynamic of weapons.