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streak line

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streak line [′strēk ‚līn]
(fluid mechanics)
A line within a fluid which, at a given instant, is formed by those fluid particles which at some previous instant have passed through a specified fixed point in the fluid; an example is the line of color in a flow into which a dye is continuously introduced through a small tube, all dyed fluid particles having passed the tube's end.


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