Sentence examples for sharp stagnation from inspiring English sources
The large and sharp stagnation region, to a certain extent, increases the shearing angle, but a large number of the dislocations and stacking fault expand the shearing zone, as shown in Fig. 8a.
A solution, corresponding to submerged injection of a swirling gas jet into a liquid, is obtained for inviscid gas flow together with the shape of the gas liquid interface (assumed to be sharp) near the stagnation point beneath the jet.
By the seventies, Vietnam, environmentalism, and economic stagnation had led to a sharp backlash against corporate America.
(Update: Quantcast shows different stats, with rapidly increasing traffic numbers over the course of the Summer and a sharp decline right after. Alexa shows stagnation from April until now).
The first is the stagnation of SOEs, which stands in sharp contrast with the dynamism of the "bamboo capitalists" in the private sector.
Similarly, in the 1970s the sharp rise in oil prices (and consequent economic stagnation and runaway inflation) marked the end of the post-war "Golden Age" and gave rise to a turn away from government regulation and to the idealisation of the "free market".
The turmoil of the 20th century, the years of stagnation that followed German reunification and then a sharp recession in 2009 have taught Mittelstand companies to be prepared for the worst.
The rise of the British colonial capital of Calcutta caused a sharp decline in the city's population and led to stagnation during the early 19th century.
The presence of the stagnation plate used to stabilize the flame induced a sharp increase in the soot volume fraction and its dispersion exponent in the thermal boundary layer of the plate.
But while Japan's danger to other economies over the last decade has taken the forms of economic stagnation and political lassitude, China poses the risk of fast, sharp shocks.
The new government quickly took strong steps to alleviate the country's economic stagnation, including an increase in the value-added tax (VAT) and a sharp decrease in the value of the national currency, the krona.
