wakeless
adjEtymology From wake + -less.
1
Without (the possibility of) waking.
- the wakeless sleep
- wakeless oblivion
2
Without a wake.
- 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv Here, γ₀(ξ, t) is the vortex bound to S_b in the wakeless ”quasi-steady” flow past S_b which can be determined by steady airfoil theory for the original prescribed Uₙ(ξ, t), with time t frozen to serve merely as a parameter for the moment.