Audience Flow: A measure of the change in audience during and between programs. Audience flow shows the percentages of people or households who turn on or off a program, switch to or from another channel, or remain on the same channel as the previous program.

 

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Audience Flow: A measure of the change in audience during and between programs. Audience flow shows the percentages of people or households who turn on or off a program, switch to or from another channel, . . . View Full Definition

Laminar Flow: The movement of a fluid where movement of the entire fluid is regular and with parallel streamlines.

Laminar-Flow Airfoil: A low-drag airfoil designed to maintain laminar (smooth, continuous) flow over a high percentage of the CHORD about itself. Often relatively thin, especially along the leading edge, with mos . . . View Full Definition

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Inertial Flow: A solution of the relative hydrodynamic equations of motion in which only the horizontal component of the Coriolis and centrifugal forces are balanced. This anticyclonic flow results from a . . . View Full Definition

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Incremental Cash Flows: A legal process through which a company receives a charter and the state in which it is based allows it to operate as a corporation.

Mudflow: A type of mass movement composed mainly of clay-size materials with a high enough water content that it flows readily..

Meridional Flow: Atmospheric circulation in which the north and south, or meridional, component of motion is unusually pronounced. This weakens the zonal flow.