Stall used in a sentence

Stall in a sentence as a noun

If you want to start a movement, you can't aim too high initially, or you just stall.

A misbehaving tab causes the whole browser to stall and you can't even **** that single tab.

Read-after-write hazards do not always result in a stall.

But as they had touched the modes, the A/T didnt engage and the speed started decreasing towards the stall.

"Co-pilot Bonin, who had been pulling back & stalling the plane during the crisis: "But what's happening?

The problem with data=ordered is that it imposes a global order, allowing one I/O stream to stall others.

My guess would be that the MOV has the effect of keeping an operand on the bypass network long enough to avoid a stall.

But then again, biting off too little can stall a movement too, as it can fail to inspire as much passionate support as a somewhat larger bite.

Stall in a sentence as a verb

Modern CPU pipelines have backward propagation that can resolve RAW hazards without stalling the pipeline.

Then it becomes a matter of managing your energy, if you want to keep altitude you are going to end stalling, and if you want to keep speed youll descend too soon and too fast.

This undoubtedly contributed to confusion about whether they were actually stalled.

When, after two years of testing, Armstrong grew impatient, RCA began to use its power with the government to stall FM radios deployment generally.

These threads are painstakingly programmed to use almost every resource they possibly can at any moment, they very rarely need to stall to access memory, etc.

This is an elementary piloting mistake, which I believe is impossible to do in the Airbus since the fly-by-wire system will prevent you from placing the aircraft in a stall condition.

However, apparently the alternate law needs to be manually reset, since the plane remained in direct input mode, and thus the pilots managed to stall the plane even though its instruments had all recovered.