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WordNet3.0
aerobics
Aerobics is an exercise
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ConceptNet
aerobics
Aerobics is exercising.
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ConceptNet
aerobics
Aerobics is workouts.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic analysis
Aerodynamic analysis represents one technique used to quantify phonatory physiology.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic bodywork
Aerodynamic bodywork protects from wind and rain.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic design
Aerodynamic design minimizes wind noise and wander.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic diameter
Aerodynamic diameter applies to the behavioral size of particles of aerosols.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic diameter
Aerodynamic diameter is used to define particles' size.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic drag
Aerodynamic drag is a critical factor in the design of a future supersonic passenger jet.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic drag
Aerodynamic drag is low due to rotor being a disk.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic drag
Aerodynamic drag represents the largest resistance while riding over level ground.
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ARC
aerodynamic equation
Aerodynamic equations provide a way to analyze the power needed to supply flight.
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ConceptNet
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces are forces.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces are generally proportional to the velocity squared.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces depend in a complex way on the viscosity of the air.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces depend in a complex way on the viscosity of the fluid.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces depend on the square of the velocity of the air passing the vehicle.
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ARC
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces depends on the square of the velocity between the object and the air.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic force
Aerodynamic forces depends on the square of the velocity between the object and the air.
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WordNet3.0
aerodynamic force
An aerodynamic force is a force
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Waterloo
aerodynamic force
some
Some aerodynamic forces depend on either yaw or spin or both.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift depends on the square of the velocity between the object and the air.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift equals the aircraft weight.
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ConceptNet
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift is aerodynamic forces.
1
WordNet3.0
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift is an aerodynamic force
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ARC
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift is distinguished from other kinds of lift in fluids.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift is the force that enables aircraft to stay in the air.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic lift
Aerodynamic lift is the same principle that allows airplanes to fly.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic missile
Aerodynamic missiles are of four types.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic noise
Aerodynamic noise is a result of turbulence caused by the fan blades.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic pole
Aerodynamic poles are important for downhill racers and speed skiers.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic research
Aerodynamic research is an area of Formula One car design which never ceases.
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Waterloo
aerodynamic shape
Aerodynamic shape reduces wind drag and noise.
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WordNet3.0
aerofoil
An aerofoil is a device
1
WordNet3.0
aerogram
An aerogram is a letter
1
Waterloo
aerogramme
Aerogrammes are air letter sheets which can be folded into the form of an envelope and sealed.
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Waterloo
aerogramme
Aerogrammes are letter sheets that can be folded into the form of an envelope and sealed.
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WordNet3.0
aerogramme
An aerogramme is a letter
1
Waterloo
aeronautic engineer
Aeronautic engineers use wind tunnels.
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Waterloo
aeronautical chart
Aeronautical charts are maps used for navigation by pilots of aircraft.
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ConceptNet
aeronautical engineer
Aeronautical engineers are engineers.
1
Waterloo
aeronautical engineer
Aeronautical engineers use titanium because it's strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant.
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WordNet3.0
aeronautical engineer
An aeronautical engineer is an engineer
1
ConceptNet
aeronautical engineering
Aeronautical engineering are engineering.
1
ConceptNet
aeronautical engineering
Aeronautical engineering are technology.
1
Waterloo
aeronautical light
Aeronautical light serves for both nautical and air traffic.
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Waterloo
aeronautical movement
Aeronautical movements indicate an object with advanced maneuverable characteristics.
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Waterloo
aeronautical research
Aeronautical research includes work on advanced materials and structures for aircraft.
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WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplane isa aircraft.
1
ConceptNet
aeroplane
Aeroplanes are artifacts.
1
ConceptNet
aeroplane
Aeroplanes are devices.
1
Waterloo
aeroplane
Aeroplanes are low and slow.
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Waterloo
aeroplane
Aeroplanes fall to the earth from time to time.
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ARC
aeroplane
Aeroplanes flying over ordinary towns can see roads that look like a spider 's web .
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SimpleWikipedia
aeroplane
Aeroplanes flying over ordinary towns can see roads that look like a spider's web.
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WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) accelerators.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) aircraft engines.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) bases.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) ceilings.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) floors.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) fuel gauges.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) fuel indicators.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) fuel lines.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) fuel pods.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) fuel systems.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) fulcrums.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gas gages.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gas gauges.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gas lines.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gas tanks.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gasoline gages.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gasoline gauges.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) gasoline tanks.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) hood ornaments.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) navigation light.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) petrol gages.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) petrol gauges.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) petrol lines.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) petrol tanks.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) power trains.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) radar domes.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) ribs.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) room light.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) sections.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) tail assemblies.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) walls.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have (part) windshields.
1
Waterloo
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have Arctic air conditioning.
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ConceptNet
aeroplane
Aeroplanes have seats.
1
WordNet3.0
aeroplane
An aeroplane is an aircraft
1
Waterloo
aeroplane
all
All aeroplanes produce lift through their wings in order to fly.
0.552079
ARC
aeroponic growth
Aeroponic growth refers to growth achieved in an air culture.
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ARC
aeroponic root
Aeroponic roots refers to a root system grown in an air culture.
0.531189
Waterloo
aerosol administration
Aerosol administration is more bronchoselective and results in fewer systemic adverse effects.
0.327072
Waterloo
aerosol can
Aerosol cans are also highly explosive when exposed to heat or pressure.
0.479283
ConceptNet
aerosol can
Aerosol cans are cans.
1
ConceptNet
aerosol can
Aerosol cans are casings.
1
Waterloo
aerosol can
Aerosol cans are health hazards and deplete the environment's ozone.
0.649251
ConceptNet
aerosol can
Aerosol cans are mechanical devices.
1
Waterloo
aerosol can
Aerosol cans are the single most environmentally destructive form of packaging in use.
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