Sentence examples for as if yielding from inspiring English sources

During his first solo he powerfully contracts his lower torso as if yielding to a mighty force; in a later duet he tips sideways and away from his partner, as if in awe of her.

And then, as if yielding to paranoid fantasy, he added: "Who ever thought that intimacy and spirituality [whatever that means] were freedoms?

We present and study a nonlinear thermo-elastic constitutive model that under monotonic loading closely reproduces the response seen in plasticity, showing the initial stiff elastic response, kneeing as if yielding, and then showing response resembling post-yield hardening.

It is a muscle that is not exercised as much as others, thus yielding its soft and succulent texture.

Fluidity is not threatening to many people because they already view female sexuality as as pliable and yielding.

He cares about it, his heart is in it, and even in this rather shallow ballet — in which, by the way, the guy doesn't get the girl — the pas de deux were occasionally piercing, with Ringer caught in little spread-legged lifts, as if she were yielding and fleeing at the same time, and too young to know that she shouldn't open her legs.

If what counts as yielding the values of a function is left unspecified, any of the systems discussed in Section 4.1, such as genuinely random processes and systems that manipulate arbitrary real-valued quantities, would count as hypercomputers.

If we choose to be as small as possible, yielding a small set, we can achieve good rate savings at the expense of large decoding error (equivalently, large), which could lead to degradation of localization performance.

For example, if one maintains that the mind is real, one disregards the body as unreal, yielding an idealist position.

To this end, studies yielding no or negative results should be equally eligible for publication as those yielding positive results.

In addition, although loss of precision is an issue, it may also be viewed by some as yielding more conservative estimates of effect particularly if this loss is not substantial, as is the case for SIMEX.