Sentence examples for avoid yielding from inspiring English sources

In most cases, however, anorgasmy is simply the result of years of inhibition having been trained since childhood to avoid yielding to the sexual impulse, it is difficult to metamorphose into a responsive and orgasmic being.

If the query's value falls outside the range of its neighbors, the descriptor was disregarded to avoid yielding an extrapolated value.

The yield strength considered were 500 and 220 MPa for the reinforcement and a very high value was used for the rigid links to avoid their yielding.

This is in good agreement with the previous studies (e.g. Dooley and Bracci 2001; Kuntz and Browning 2003) in which SCWB ratios of the order of 2 or even higher are suggested to avoid column yielding.

The specimens with the proposed stiffeners avoid the yielding and notable local distortion that occurred with the absence of the stiffeners.

The bond beams had their bottom tensile bars spliced at midspan, the lap length was chosen to be the minimum recommended by the ACI building code to avoid the yielding of the bottom bars and to ensure a concrete splitting mode of failure in the splice region.

The designs should be modified to avoid plastic yielding or fatigue cracking at these sites.

The methods of stress adjustment after yielding avoid solving the second derivative of the plastic potential function and inverse matrix, and therefore, a fully implicit backward Euler integral regression algorithm was adopted in the UMAT and proved to be highly efficient in numerical convergence.

So, he counterattacked with 20... Rf5 and Nataf avoided 21 g4 Rf4 22 Qc4 Rd5 23 c3 Ne5 24 Ne5 Rf2 as yielding Black good play.

Yet in the run-up to the presidential election, Mr Breton is keen to avoid the impression of yielding to pressure for more cash from Suez's private investors.

Whereas these have the advantage of avoiding recall bias and yielding high statistical power, they may exaggerate the significance of variables such as maternal demographics, on which data are readily available, whilst failing to control for plausible confounders, such as breastfeeding or family structure, on which data (from large datasets) tends to be poor or absent.