laminar

/ˈlæmɪnər/
adjective
  1. Arranged in thin layers or sheets.
    • Laminar materials are often used in insulation.
    • The geologist noted the laminar pattern in the sedimentary deposit.
    • The rock had a laminar structure, splitting easily into flat pieces.
  2. Describing a smooth, non-turbulent flow of fluid (such as air or water) in parallel layers.
    • The engineer designed the pipe to maintain laminar water flow.
    • Laminar flow reduces drag on an airplane wing.
    • In laminar conditions, smoke rises in a straight, steady stream.
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