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WTM
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However, road tests on a full-scale truck, whose contours were more complex than those of the wind tunnel model, proved disappointing.
Thrifty trucks go with the flow by Weiss, Peter Ulrich / Science News
Back then, Boeing engineers used the wind tunnel model to create new and working designs.
What auto can learn from aero: simulating without prototypes by Gould, Lawrence / Automotive Design & Production
They include the use of a special paint that senses pressure on wind tunnel models, new techniques for data management and visualization (SN: 1/4/92, p.
Plane digits: bringing computer technology to wind tunnel testing by Peterson, Ivars / Science News
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