Sentence examples for blend yielding from inspiring English sources

The approach allowed formulating on rational bases a reactive blend yielding a coating exhibiting sufficient elasticity without exhibiting tackiness by blending the two types of prepolymers.

Intellectual Property (IP) core used in computing system-on-chip provides a unique blend of yielding enhanced design productivity with reduced design cycle time.

The jagged lines of M.I.A.'s patchwork sound have been blended smooth, yielding a sweeter style that she has described as "happy . . .

Polycarbonate/carbon nanotube (CNT) nanocomposites were generated using a supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) aided melt blending method, yielding nanocomposites with enhanced electrical properties and improved dispersion while maintaining the aspect ratio of the as-received CNTs.

Furthermore, when words borrowed from different languages are partially alike, one of them may be analyzed and inflected in terms historically appropriate to the other, thereby yielding blends of complex etymology.

In order to keep the thickness of the coating nearly the same on any given substrate, the same volume (7 ml) of fluoropolymer/nanoparticle and acetone blend was uniformly used, yielding nanoenergetic coatings 80 100 microns thick.

Two deformation modes were observed in the blends: cavitation and shear yielding.

The main toughening mechanism of PVC/NBR blends is matrix shear yielding, irrespective of rubber particle spatial distribution.

The estate's wines are passed down through a stack of 100-gallon puncheons -- white wine barrels, then red wine barrels and port barrels -- yielding a consistent master blend after 10 years or so.

An expert on Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Ford, luminaries of early 20th century British literature, his publications blend literary criticism and psychological biography, yielding fresh scholarship that garnered him fellowships from the American Council of Learned Societies in 1963 and the Guggenheim Foundation in 1979.

Thus KE remains active when (mathit {EP}/mathit {HE}) activates, yielding a cycle that blends features of rostral and pocket followed by rapid convergence to a pocket rhythm.