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Angle of Attack
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angle of attack [′aŋ·gəl əv ə′tak]
(aerospace engineering)
The angle between a reference line which is fixed with respect to an airframe (usually the longitudinal axis) and the direction of movement of the body.
(mining engineering)
The angle in a mine fan made by the direction of air approach and the chord of the aerofoil section.

Angle of Attack 

the angle between the direction of trans-lational motion of a body and some characteristic direction on the body. The characteristic direction may be, for example, a chord of an airplane wing or the axis of symmetry of a projectile or a rocket.



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The common angles of attack for this is the "bargain angle" (which tempts customers in exploiting cheap deals) or the "luxury angle" (which shows people how luxurious they will feel when they but the product).
L] are the drag and lift coefficients, respectively, [rho] is the fluid density and A is the projection area of the model for different angles of attack used in this study.
Short passing, darting movement, different angles of attack, retention of the ball - it was all there.
 
 
 
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