Sentence examples for cloud yielding from inspiring English sources

This is probably an erroneous retrieval because the ICAS results are influenced primarily by the uncertainty of the atmospheric profile, and possibly by the ice habit assumption and vertical inhomogeneity within the cloud, yielding an ICAS cloud top near the tropopause that is too high compared with the lidar measurement.

The implementation of.LAZ files allows classification and analysis of point clouds yielding similar results to LiDAR technology in vegetated areas.

When the parent star ignites, its solar wind blows away much of the cloud's gas, yielding small and rocky inner planets.

He tells me that the dish I have in mind – yielding clouds of poached sugary egg white floating on a lake of smooth custard and decorated with a sparkling web of crisp caramel – is properly known as oeufs à la neige (snowy eggs as opposed to floating islands).

The setting was appropriately apocalyptic, morning sun yielding to heavy cloud cover and a blustery wind.

There is a kind of insubstantiality to clouds, and a softness, a yielding.

The day dawned clear, but by midmorning clouds are barreling across the sky, yielding in the span of a minute either brilliant sunlight or dark gloom.

In this work, we provide the first formalizations of security for this setting, yielding our definition of a secure cloud service scheme.

To demonstrate this, more than 234 million photographs monitored by the open data GDELT Project from news outlets in nearly every corner of the globe were processed through Google's Cloud Vision API over the course of 2016, yielding more than 1.8TB of JSON describing their contents in exquisite detail.

In this time-lapse image from the orbiting SOHO spacecraft, the debris cloud continues past the sun in ISON's orbit, yielding an ever-diminishing amount of gas and dust.

Atop Venus's clouds, ultraviolet light rips apart fluorine and chlorine compounds, yielding chemical compounds that deplete ozone-a discovery that contributed to scientists' investigations of a similar phenomenon on our planet.