Look up: Venturi

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   venturi
   [n] - United States architect (born in 1925) 2. [n] - a tube with a constriction
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   Venturi
   A short constriction in a tube between two longer tapered portions that are usually of unequal length but terminate with the same diameter, so that there is a drop in pressure in a fluid flowing through the constriction which may be used to determine the rate of flow or used as a source of suction; also devices having this form and the effect invol...
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   venturi
   a short tube that is inserted in a pipeline; used for measuring the quantity of a fluid flowing and for producing suction especially for driving aircraft instruments Category: Various industries and crafts • a constriction type flow meter inserted in a pipe line and consisting of a short parallel circular section (termed the throat) coaxial with the pipe to which it is connected by a c...
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   Venturi
   Robert Venturi noun United States architect (born in 1925)
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   venturi
   (ven-tu´re) Venturi mask.
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   Venturi
   Giovanni B., Italian physicist, 1746–1822. See: Venturi effect, Venturi tube, Venturi meter
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   Venturi
   An increase in the velocity of a fluid or gas due to the constriction of flow.
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   venturi
   
   1. United States architect (born in 1925)
   2. a tube with a constriction; used to control fluid flow (as in the air inlet of a carburetor)
   
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