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wind tunnel

noun as in testing structure

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He also created a tiny wind tunnel for some of the experiments, so that the physicists could analyze the role of ambient breeze in the worm's target success rate.

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The team has gone through a few phases of technical restructure, and the infrastructure has been built up over a few years, including a new wind tunnel that came on stream last year.

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A university hopes a £2m investment in wind tunnels will put it at the forefront of aerospace teaching facilities.

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Valleys and canyons can transform into wind tunnels in these extreme conditions.

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Newey follows a major recruitment programme, as well as the building of a new factory and wind tunnel.

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