For viscous flow past a sphere, it's inversely proportional to the drag coefficient.  Given by the product of a velocity and a length divided by the absolute viscosity, laminar flow occurs for values smaller than 1000.  For ten points, the degree of a turbulence in a fluid i
For viscous flow past a sphere, it's inversely proportional to the drag coefficient.  Given by the product of a velocity and a length divided by the absolute viscosity, laminar flow occurs for values smaller than 1000.  For ten points, the degree of a turbulence in a fluid is governed by what dimensionless number?
For viscous flow past a sphere, it's inversely proportional to the drag coefficient.  
Reynolds number