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leading edge(1) The edge of a document (or of a punch card during many decades of data processing) that enters the read station first. leading edge [′lēd·iŋ ′ej] (aerospace engineering) The front edge of an airfoil or wing. (design engineering) The surfaces or inset cutting points on a bit that face in the same direction as the rotation of the bit. (physics) The major portion of the rise of a pulse. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Researchers have known for years that insects fly thanks to whirlpools of air called leading-edge vortices that form above their flapping wings (SN: 6/19/99, p. Leading-edge capacity exceeded 90 percent periodically during 2002 and future improvements in end-user demand will map quickly into further capacity needs. RE\MAX of New York and Imagemaker 360 announced that they have partnered to provide leading-edge virtual tour technology to the real estate market in New York state. |
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