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The 22 pages that link to Fluid dynamics, each with the reason it gives.

• Sediment transportNarrower topic: Flow speed and turbulence determine the forces available to move sediment.

• Aquatic locomotionNarrower topic: Aquatic locomotion is governed by forces arising from moving water.

• BallisticsNarrower topic: It provides a broader framework for understanding aerodynamic forces on projectiles.

• Suspension feedingNarrower topic: Flow patterns determine how particles reach feeding surfaces and whether they are captured.

• Harmonic functionRelated: The velocity potential of an incompressible, irrotational flow is harmonic.

• HydrostaticsCompared with: It treats moving fluids, whereas hydrostatics excludes bulk flow.

• VortexNarrower topic: Vortices are recurring structures within fluid motion.

• SiphonNarrower topic: Siphon flow is one case of motion governed by pressure, elevation, and resistance.

• HemodynamicsNarrower topic: Hemodynamics applies fluid-dynamic principles to blood and the cardiovascular system.

• Jean le Rond d’AlembertRelated: His work on resistance and motion extended mechanics beyond rigid bodies.

• Screw PropellerNarrower topic: Water flow around the blades governs their pressure distribution and thrust.

• BlowgunNarrower topic: Exhaled air transfers force to the dart as it travels down the barrel.

• Atmospheric scienceRelated: Air behaves as a fluid whose motion drives winds and weather systems.

• Cyclonic separationNarrower topic: Cyclonic separation depends on the velocity field and pressure changes within moving fluid.

• G. I. TaylorNarrower topic: This broad field contains Taylor’s work on flow, waves, and turbulence.

• Magic 8 BallNarrower topic: Liquid flow and die motion govern how the toy settles on a response.

• Water gunNarrower topic: Water-gun range and stream shape depend on fluid flow and pressure.

• Atmospheric physicsNarrower topic: Atmospheric motion is a planetary-scale application of fluid dynamics.

• Drinking strawNarrower topic: Straw flow is a small, familiar example of fluid motion through a tube.

• Extraterrestrial vortexNarrower topic: Extraterrestrial vortices are fluid-dynamical systems under unfamiliar planetary conditions.

• Macroscopic scaleRelated: It models bulk flows using fields such as velocity, density, and pressure.

• Ocean dynamicsNarrower topic: Ocean dynamics applies fluid-motion principles to seawater.