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the study of how to do all of this. The defining characteristic of an engineer isthat he or she has the knowledge and skill to design and engineer variousstructures and machines, and that making such structures and machines is amajor (or primary) part of the engineer's job. A physicist is one who studies
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practice engineering in many countries. A mechanical engineer is one whodesigns, builds, and operates machinery. In the example of practicalapplications, one might build a bridge, or one might design the best car engine.
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D.S. Kumar 2008-06-07
22:57:55 Page 37 DMEP/Fluid
Mechanics and Fluid PowerEngineering ISBN-13:
9780643871047 ISBN-10:0634871046 Influenza iscaused by infection by aparticularly virulent type of
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and a defibrillator. RelatedPublications. For a "userfriendly version", see: flickR
Fluid Mechanics Introduction –Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals
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fluids in physical situations.
Fluid mechanics is also used in
the design and analysis of flow
systems. It is used to selectappropriate geometries of fluid
controls. Fluid mechanics isuseful for designing ofindustrial machines. The book
discusses the nature of fluids,
fluid flow, energy, momentum
and their physical meanings. It
also discusses the NavierStokes equations. It discusses
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the boundary layer flow
problem. It also discusses
unsteady fluid flow. It discusses
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