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Stall-Flutter Analysis

Journal of Aircraft, 1972
An analysis of unsteady airfoil stall and stall flutter is presented that is based on a series of approximations. Unsteady aerodynamic characteristics are related theoretically to static aerodynamic characteristics. Preliminary results show good agreement with experimental dynamic stall data.
L. ERICSSON, J. REDING
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Stalling

The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1934
This is the fifth occasion on which I have had the honour to address our Society and the third time I have chosen to discuss the same subject: “The stalling of aeroplanes.” I should apologise for thus harping upon a single string were it not that no subject could be more appropriate to an address in memory of Wilbur Wright, and were it not that until ...
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Stalled

2019
This chapter relates how CBS Cinema Center Films agreed to make Two-Lane Blacktop and Monte Hellman chose cinematographer Gregory Sandor to shoot the film using wide-screen Techniscope. Over the objections of casting director Fred Roos, who brought in dozens of young, trained actors, Hellman ...
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Stalled

2020
Chapter 2 details the landscape surrounding domestic violence, highlighting its contradictions. On the one hand, women face a number of social, cultural, and institutional barriers to rights. Social stigma and limited access to housing and jobs constrain their options outside abusive relationships. Law enforcement personnel are overburdened and sexist,
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Free Stall Design Affects Stall Cleanliness

Livestock Environment VIII, 31 August - 4 September 2008, Iguassu Falls, Brazil, 2008
The objective of this study was to describe typical free stall design in Norway and to evaluate the effect of free stall design on free stall cleanliness. In 232 Norwegian free-stalled dairy herds, trained observers scored cleanliness for 15 random stalls in each herd. The cubicle floor was divided into 7 sectors and the cleanliness of each sector were
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Italy: Stalling and Surpassing

1999
Abstract One hundred years ago, Italy was a backward agricultural country with a glorious past. Nowadays, it is the fifth or sixth industrial power in the world. How much did industrial policy contribute to this achievement? Unsurprisingly, the issue is highly controversial.
GIANNETTI, RENATO, G. Federico
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Stalls in the Therapeutic Process

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1980
Cancer, the lay term given to a multitude of different malignant growth processes, is a particularly frightening illness because its cause is unknown. Treatment can involve great discomfort or even disfigurement, and cure is uncertain(l). Cancer is the second most common cause of death.
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Rescuing stalled ribosomes

Science, 2016
Structural Biology A small percentage of bacterial mRNAs lack a stop codon. Ribosomes stall at the end of such mRNAs, and the buildup of stalled ribosomes can be lethal. The primary rescue mechanism, in which translation continues on a piece of RNA that contains a stop codon, is a drug target. However, bacteria have another backup plan.
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Unten rechts auf Unterlage mit Feder in Braun von Hans Kaspar Ott Meyer zugeschrieben "Ludwig Meyer, von Knonau zu Weiningen."
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