It is unnecessary for the applications it is most closely associated with, since Newton's Laws can also be used to explain the behavior of aerofoils and the lift effect.
When this theory was originally presented it was poorly explained, so the author's father reworked the theory significantly, after which d'Alembert and Prandtl worked on it further. A 1980s storage drive by Iomega used this effect, and it is measured with the Venturi tube. Boomerangs are thrown parallel to the ground to exploit this effect, which also causes shower curtains to be pulled inwards rather than bil- lowed outwards, and helps baseballs break downwards. It is unnecessary for the applications it is most closely associated with, since Newton's Laws can also be used to explain the behavior of aerofoils and the lift effect. Name this law about ideal fluids that relates their flow rate and the pressure they exert, named for a Swiss mathematician.
When this theory was originally presented it was poorly explained, so the author's father reworked the theory significantly, after which d'Alembert and Prandtl worked on it further.
Bernoulli effect (accept clear knowledge equivalents for "effect")