Sentence examples for effect of stalling from inspiring English sources
Oddly enough, the committee's amendment could have the effect of stalling it in the House, sources say.
With the departure of Smith and Brinker, Pillsbury allowed many of their changes to be relaxed, as well as scaled back on construction of new locations which had the effect of stalling corporate growth.
Typical CFD results, including the effect of stalling, were confirmed by comparing the results with experimental data.
And with the effects of stalled credit markets flattening out a 14-year streak of steady growth — despite the allure of good gas mileage in a wobbly economy — it's no surprise that manufacturers are mounting an effort to introduce more rider-friendly bikes.
There was no effect of stall flooring on the number of minor abrasions to the legs and body.
The objective was to investigate the effect of stall partition design on total lying time, lying position, and stall cleanliness, and to evaluate the preferences of cows regarding stalls with traditional fixed stall dividers or flexible stall dividers.
First, an existing wake oscillator model is improved by properly including the effect of stall and that of the relatively large attack angles in the course of vortex-induced vibration.
Specifically, 16-fold higher stalling was observed in the presence of K+ versus Li+, where we define the RTS effect as the fraction of stalling observed as a proportion of the total RT events under the conditions employed (e.g. K+ in this case) over Li+ condition.
Emily Jane Goodman, a State Supreme Court justice in Manhattan, said the practical effect of her stalled pay was that she had to sell a summer home in the Hamptons and was having trouble paying for increasing fees on her two-bedroom apartment in the city.
The work described here uses a computer model to show that such a mechanism can provide levels of dormant origin activation that are similar to those seen in vivo, and it can thereby protect against the effects of fork stalling.
For certain outcomes the effects of stall design interacted with difficulty of training (willingness to enter feeder and drink); for the 38% of calves that were scored as moderately difficult to train on a scale of easy, moderate, or difficult, treatment (stall design) differences were detected.
