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In Snakes

What is streamlined?

Streamline is where you make something a shape so it can travel easily against air resistant. e.g. An aeroplane has wings and the front is shaped so it can glide. A trains … (MORE)

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In Physics

What is streamlining?

Shaping and smoothing an object so that it has less resistance to the flow of a fluid, usually air or water.

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In Animal Life

What are streamlined animals and why are they streamlined?

Fins of underwater animals are streamlined to make them glide through the water more easily, e.g. dolphins. Other animals include birds, whose beaks are at the front so they c… (MORE)

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In Boats and Watercraft

Streamlining in boats?

A streamlining boat is one that moves through the water with ease and doesn't have speed or progress problems.

David6023

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In Endangered, Vulnerable, and Threatened Species

What is a whale streamline?

Whales, like most other creatures of the sea, have a shape that allows water to easily flow around them.

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In Uncategorized

Do humans streamline?

Yes, they can be streamline. Have you seen Olympic Cyclists, they are made streamline by leaning forward and by their pointy helmets

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In Definitions

What is streamlined bureaucracy?

This is a bureaucracy with less hoops to go through. There are onlya few people who do the work to get things done.

TSD -RAVEN-

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In Submarines

Are submarines streamlined?

Absolutely - the modern submarine's teardrop shaped hull is a direct result of R&D that eventually led to the design that virtually all modern submarines use today. Cigar sha… (MORE)

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In Fish

Why are fish streamline?

Because they like to poo over people who are eating and need more air for their sex.

David Bäckman

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In Bicycles

Are there streamlined bicycles?

Yes, but they're not common. Do a net search for "faired recumbent" if you want to see some.