Sentence examples for to a stagnation from inspiring English sources

"It will lead to a stagnation of a sort that will reveal itself to be a terrible mistake".

It claims the average household is paying £404 a year extra due to price inflation and the average worker has lost £448, the equivalent of one week's pay, due to a stagnation in wage growth.

A range of rates of strain is covered in these experiments so that we treat flames either adjacent to a wall or to a stagnation plane as well as freestanding flames, i.e., those removed from the wall or stagnation plane.

The surge in household debt has the government worried, not least due to a stagnation in the real-estate market.

It is practically limited to a stagnation density of roughly 0.1-1bars, buthehe mean free path is so much smaller than the nozzle dimension that we believe the results can be extrapolated to a much higher pressure with simple density scaling.

Looking back over Trenchard's time as Chief of the Air Staff, while he had successfully preserved the RAF, his emphasis on the Air Force providing defence at a comparatively low cost had led to a stagnation and even deterioration in the quality of the Service's fighting equipment.

In order to avoid a stagnation point close to the lowest part of the shell a jet flow is superimposed to the main flow, which is directed towards to the stagnation point and flows tangentially along the shell.

For instance, recruits who drop out of their initial training because of (back) injuries, need to return as quick as possible to prevent a stagnation in their military career.

At the center during spin-down to rest, a stagnation vortex formed, causing the mass transfer rate to decay and then increase back to the original value on the order of the viscous time scale.

Steam was delivered to the nozzle at a stagnation temperature of 142 °C and at a stagnation pressure of either 270 or 300 kPa.

During the week of weaning, pair-housed calves were not observed to experience a stagnation of growth as did individually housed calves [ 14].