Laminar (adjective)

1. Having or relating to a smooth, uniform flow without turbulence.
2. Having a layered structure.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from latin lamina "a thin plate" + -ar.

Examples:

1. The laminar flow of the fluid reduced the friction and increased efficiency.
2. The laminar structure of the wing made it more aerodynamic.
3. Laminar flames are characterized by a well-defined flame front.
4. The laminar organization of the brain's cortex is important for its function.
5. Laminar flow is essential in many industrial processes, such as electroplating and paint spraying.