Sentence examples for stall operations from inspiring English sources

Union officials have said that if they are forced to return to work, they will begin a "work to rule" campaign to stall operations.

Over the last two weeks, a number of major oil and gas companies have been forced to evacuate work camps and stall operations while hundreds of fire crews battle the blaze that has crossed into neighboring Saskatchewan and grown to more than 500,000 hectares.

Gottlieb said he was "troubleshooting for individual companies" on a daily basis and working with the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Homeland Security to address issues such a fuel shortages and shipping problems that could stall operations.

Therefore, considerable research efforts are being spent, both numerically and experimentally, to improve efficiency and stall margin at peak efficiency and near stall operation.

The essence of a market stall operation is getting rid of the goods as quickly as possible.

Investigation of unsteady flow field in a low-speed one and a half stage axial compressor: Effects of tip gap size on the tip clearance flow structure at near stall operation.

I do not call for the resignation of Shinseki, but the president owes veterans more than another White House staff, spin and stall operation, which he offered on Wednesday with the same cast of characters waiting for yet another report.

All cows had been healthy and had not received drugs during the 30-day period before the start of the study.> The cows originated from 41 dairy farms, which were tie-stall operations with similar management conditions.

The experiment was conducted as a 2 x 2 crossover design using 12 Holstein dairy cows randomly assigned to 1 of 2 treatments (n = 6): ad libitum feeding of a total mixed ration (TMR) delivered either 2x or 3x daily in a tie-stall operation.

A stalled operation is a permanent risk to Baghdadi's and the sharia council's authority.

They have formed the basis for highly successful stall-feeder operations in Malawi (using maize stover and ground nut haulms; see for example: Spurling and Spurling 1972; Addy and Thomas 1977; Thomas and Addy 1977; Butterworth et al 1984) and commercial operations in Kenya (Creek 1973).