The average car yields about a ton of scrap & is worth $20 to Bassow.
A search of Mr. O'Ryan's car yielded two loaded guns as well as duct tape and love letters written to Ms. Johnson, the police said.
If every car yields the same payoff and all are equally difficult to steal (i. e., e i /h i = e j /h j ∀ i, j), then differences in theft rates arise only from differences in relative abundances of car types λ i. H0.
If every car yields the same payoff and all are equally difficult to steal (i. e., e i /h i = e j /h j ∀ i, j), then differences in theft rates arise only from differences in relative abundances of car types λ i.
A fluke accident — his wife, Kathy, ran over the board in the family car — yielded surprisingly positive results.
Similarly, hydrogen can be produced from coal; once all the emissions of that process are taken into account, it's debatable whether fuel-cell cars yield any environmental benefit at all.
How much time and money do they spend on developing alternative modes of transportation — and given that smaller cars yield much less in profits than big ones, how much will they even have available to spend?
Ah, weekends on the New York City subway — that bucolic, tranquil period when the commuting masses empty out of the metropolis and blissfully human-free subway cars yield a comfortable seat to even the most jaded straphangers.
On summer Sundays, cars yield to bikers and skaters on a segment of the Bronx River Parkway, and at noon this month and next, musical attractions are also part of the scene, with faculty and student artists from the Music Conservatory of Westchester offering informal concerts at Gov. Malcolm Wilson Park on the Parkway Reservation in Yonkers.
Experts in automotive technology said that disengaging the pollution controls on a diesel-fueled car can yield better performance, including increased torque and acceleration.
