Attributive use, e.g. in technical phrases such as “stagnation pressure”
stagnationприлагательное
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "stagnation point", "stagnation phase").
Определения
stagnationсуществительное
A state of inactivity or lack of growth, development, or progress.
The economic stagnation in the region has led to high unemployment rates.
The condition of being stagnant, especially in a body of water, where there is little or no movement, leading to a lack of oxygen and accumulation of waste.
The pond suffered from stagnation, resulting in a foul smell and the death of fish.
(Fluid dynamics) The point or condition at which the velocity of a moving fluid becomes zero, typically against a surface or at a leading edge.
Designers analysed the stagnation at the aircraft's nose to predict heat build-up.
stagnationприлагательное
Relating to or occurring at a stagnation point or characterized by stagnation.
Engineers measured the stagnation pressure at the probe’s tip.
stagnationприлагательное
Relating to or characterised by stagnation; showing little or no movement, growth, or progress (used before a noun).
The economy slipped into a stagnation phase despite earlier optimism.