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So a more realistic scenario means your rocket engine has to throttle down to exactly 2% power while the laval nozzle is optimised for takeoff thrust only.

Suburbs like Laval land Brossard are just as bad and take over an hour to reach downtown.

Another great nugget: >> This deplorable Laval reference is worthy of an eye roll that could sever both optical nerves.

What is truly interesting is, for example, the Oceanbird program by Wallenius and Alfa Laval [2].

Can someone ELI5 to me the physics behind the divergent part of a de Laval nozzle?

Its head of government was general Philippe Petain, and Pierre Laval was its prime minister.

Wirth completed his Master's degree at the University of Laval in Canada in 1960.

You can shape Laval nozzles to have peak efficiency at a specific altitude/pressure/velocity.

I consider this pretty to watch, like a laval lamp that I can also throw globs of.

For those who don’t know Montreal, Laval is a suburb of the city.

Yes, unless there's a de laval nozzle inside that thing, which I wouldn't expect.

And I would guess that the exhaust, already being supersonic, needs less of a chock on the de Laval nozzle to ensure laminar flow.

I currently see a Digoin on the map of France whereas Saint-Étienne, Clermont-Ferrand, Bourges (or Laval) do not appear...

I used my email@ulaval.ca (Laval University in Quebec city, Quebec, Canada) and it worked!

I had lunch with Yoshua Bengio at the AGI 2014 conference in Laval, CA.