Sentence examples for are allowed to yield from inspiring English sources

Two end plates of X-configuration are allowed to yield under flexural action, whereas a rectangular web plate of the device is allowed to dissipate energy through shear yielding.

"I think Medvedev will not be allowed to yield too much," he said.

Under the rules, the senator from Kentucky was allowed to yield to another senator "for a question," but no rules mandate the form or length of the question.

In this way, focal differences may be allowed to yield causal differences, without having any implications for individuation, much less the extreme fineness of the Dretskean view.

Conservative principles, they insist, consist of certain fundamental verities that have stood the test of time and cannot be allowed to yield to considerations of short-term advantage.

A prerequisite for establishing security and trust was that the persons with dementia had a sense of self-determination, although aspects of the results indicated that it may be equally important to be allowed to yield decisions to someone else.

In Grossman's notion, insurers who have learned the type of the individual by her choice of contract are allowed to withdraw the contracts that would yield losses.

In Idaho, for example, cyclists are allowed to treat stop signs as yields and pay a fine when they don't abide.

Designated cells (10 cells/mL, 2 mL/well) were allowed to adhere and yield 80% confluence.

Land (owned by villages or a ruling elite) granted to office holders and tied to their period of office; grantees were allowed to use the yield for their own benefit (the prebendal domain).

After harvesting the fruit should be allowed to ripen fully to give maximum oil yield.