laminar
laminose , also: laminary , also: laminous

The patient was moved to another hospital, one with a laminar room.

The Reynolds number is taken small enough for the flow to be laminar.

For the first few centimeters, the flow is certainly laminar.

A new kind of heater system allows for laminar air flow.

When the flow is laminar, secondary flows do not occur.

Neanderthal technology was replaced by a system of laminar length.

He provided evidence for the laminar arrangement of spinal pathways.

Some of the sources are then identified as turbulent or laminar noise.

It is also possible to soar on the coast in laminar sea breeze.

There were enough flowers outside her laminar room to give the impression of a lavish personal garden.

At present there are three primary hypotheses for the mechanism that results in laminar failure.

The white line grows out from the laminar connections.

The panels along the tracks seem to be made of a light laminar armour.

Such arrangements can give high accuracy in low-speed laminar flows.

The flow may start off laminar but is quickly separated from the leg and becomes turbulent.

Laminar flame speed is a property of a combustible mixture.

The "laminar airflow room" gave Ted a living space the size of a normal bedroom.

These changes arise from changes in the laminar velocity profile.

For laminar flows in the range of , the following equation can be further improved.

This profile possesses a relatively shallow but very wide laminar bucket.

The laminar margins are lined with red, brown or white hairs measuring up to 3 mm.

Pectiniids have a number of different forms but are basically laminar.

The laminar organization of cortex is almost totally lacking.

They are restricted to the outer third to half (rarely up to two-thirds) of the laminar surface.

Strong enough stratification can force the flow to revert fully to laminar motion.