Sentence examples for buildings yield from inspiring English sources

These buildings yield so much.

Back on the city streets, the "combinatorics of sidewalk and subway" and the "forbidden geometry" of apartment buildings yield to reality: "from arabesque and pentacle and hexagon" we arrive, at last, at the "3-D" Airbnbs — actual, habitable versions of the places we imagined or glimpsed on a screen.

And an early attempt to use the school's computer network to carry video data directly to all the various buildings yielded unacceptable video image quality and overloaded the network.

The broad sweep of town houses on the south side, unbroken by any taller buildings, yields a flood of sunlight unmatched by any other East Side street and comparable to the great enclaves of urban mansions in London and Paris.

This paper shows that incorporating the vector ⟨Sa,GM,Np⟩ into the assessment of bi-directionally loaded 3D buildings yields up to 40% lower conditional standard deviations than a purely scalar formulation at large drift levels while the vector ⟨Sa,GM,RT3,T1⟩ is more efficient at smaller drifts.

Surveys for resting adult mosquitoes in barns and other buildings yielded no mosquitoes.

The analysis of the bulk caulking material from the three buildings yielded the following results: building A, 36,200 mg/kg; building B, 10,000 mg/kg; building C, 14,800 mg/kg.

Off Times Square the walls of another deserted building yield a life-changing secret, though in this case the edifice in question has been created specifically (on a stage) for the occasion.

Theoretical model building yields to complicated models difficult to handle.

The use of random forests in model building yielded better AUROC, sensitivity and specificity than other methods.

He said they hoped that the inspections of the New York City buildings would yield closer parallels with the World Trade Center.