What does the word 'Jet' mean in fluid mechanics?

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What does it mean the word 'Jet' in fluid mechanics, special when it depends on the free surface?!
 
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math04 said:
I have found it in pdf as follows:

''''' The principal applications of the free streamline concept are to jet ... '''
Can you post a link? :smile:
 

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