Meaning of stopped in English

(Definition of stopped from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of stopped

stopped
Whenever an equilibrium force-law is required, it is always essential to establish that the two surfaces have stopped moving before the equilibrium displacements are measured.
One patient received terminal sedation, but treatment for depression was stopped in the other 18 patients because of the development of terminal delirium.
Participants read the sentences word by word and pressed the space bar as soon as they thought the sentence had stopped making sense.
Participants read sentences one word at a time and were required to indicate as soon as they thought that the sentence had stopped making sense.
The language was no longer supported in the schools or in the workplace, and soon stopped being spoken in the home.
Gradually from then he became very withdrawn, and he stopped reading the papers.
When the researcher finished reading the story to the child, she stopped the music, and proposed a game.
As noted earlier, pension entitlements are relatively better amongst women who stopped work than amongst other female carers.
Stopped-flow solution scattering using synchrotron radiation: apparatus, data collection and data analysis.
Namely, it can continue to exist after its initial creation and indeed even after all the participants involved have stopped thinking about the initial creation.
In this problem, the integration is stopped only after the particle has spent a complete gyro-period exclusively in the upstream region.
So the practice of institutionalising orphans and abandoned children stopped very soon.
Shortly after noon, the batteries in the scanning machine failed and the registration process stopped.
Optimisations are stopped as soon as the value of this function drops below a defined threshold.
Otherwise, the current motion is stopped due to the computational delays.
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