If you selected Bodily Injury Liability insurance limits of $20,000/$40,000, your insurance would pay: 1  The $500 bill for the other driver's stitches. 2  The $15,000 bill to X-ray and cast the passenger's arm.
An aircraft stall is an aerodynamic condition in which an airplane exceeds its given critical angle of attack and is no longer able to produce the required lift for normal flight.This type of stall should not be confused with an engine stall.In an airplane, a stall has nothing to do with the engine, and is only defined as the aerodynamic loss of lift that occurs when an airfoil (i.e., the wing of the airplane) exceeds its critical angle of attack.Angle of Attack.n an airplane, a stall has nothing to do with the engine, and is only defined as the aerodynamic loss of lift that occurs when an airfoil (i.e., the wing of the airplane) exceeds its critical angle of attack. Angle of Attack.
In other words, stall speed is the engine RPM at which the torque converter transfers the power of the engine to the transmission. In the real world, the torque converter's stall speed roughly equates to the clutch engagement point on a manual transmission.Let's say you're driving your stick-shift car around town. Normally, you'd give the car a little gas and ease off the clutch pedal gently enough to get a smooth start.n this case, the stall speed is too high-it is literally impossible to get the engine's full power to the rear wheels! In order to access all of the engine's potential power, the stall speed must be lowered. Lowering the stall speed has another advantage: It reduces the transmission's temperature.