A jet, in the context of fluid dynamics, refers to a stream of fluid that is emitted from an orifice or nozzle. This flow can be distinguished by its high velocity and is often characterized by a well-defined boundary that separates it from the surrounding fluid. Jets can be found in a variety of applications and environments, such as: 1. **Jet Streams in Atmosphere**: Large-scale air currents in the atmosphere that can influence weather patterns.
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