Sentence examples for point of stall from inspiring English sources

A higher pitch angle (up to the point of stall) will increase lift; a lower pitch angle will decrease it.

The sputtering Franco-German motor has seemed on the point of stalling.

In several clinically relevant biological systems – notoriously in cancer cells - drug exposure leads to a noticeable slowing down in cell cycle progression, even to the point of stalling [31], [32].

Once you get to the point of the stall the nose will drop and you will start to rapidly lose altitude, you are stalled.

Their Israeli counterparts point to stalled talks and argue that the lack of progress doesn't justify angering constituents at home with another prisoner release.

Others, however, point to stalled negotiations on nuclear arms reduction and the lack of progress on other important issues for the past several years.

Following the selected similarity rules, the Model is firstly acquired by modeling the near stall point of the Prototype.

The results of instability evolution present that partial surge occurs at nearly the same mass flow rate as the stall point of the solid wall case.

And Afridi's sentence is the latest point of contention in the stalled relations between the United States and Pakistan.

For the moment, Icahn's push on the point of obligation appears to have stalled.

We note that alternative models are also consistent with the data, including, for example, the possibility of anti-survival signals at the point of Fz3 −/− axon stalling.