Sentence examples for completely yielded from inspiring English sources

Amadou Sanogo, the leader of a coup who nominally handed over power to a civilian interim government months ago but still has not completely yielded control.

Initially, a coating material, typically a dense suspension, is completely yielded due to an imposed shear stress caused by the stationary coating die lip and the moving substrate.

The FRP layer is found to participate in load carrying mainly after the steel plate has completely yielded and fiber damage and stress distribution are observed along the diagonal and corners of the plate.

At Sheffield University, Yorkshire (1935 54), Krebs measured the amounts of certain four-carbon and six-carbon acids generated in pigeon liver and breast muscle when sugars are oxidized completely to yield carbon dioxide, water, and energy.

Then carbonate ions and H2S molecules react together almost completely to yield HS− species.

D.T.W. has not, however, yielded completely to technology.

At one point, he yielded completely to the kind of onomatopoeic sound-painting he instinctively avoids, instructing the clarinet to emit a multiphonic screech that parallels a scream in the text.

Changes in exposure as well as corresponding loss functions yielded completely different building losses, despite an identical stochastic typhoon event set.

'Orsten'-type preservation is the phosphatisation of cuticular surfaces without any further deformation and has yielded completely three-dimensional fossils, mainly arthropods at scale of 100 μmm2 mm.

The EFCs achieved Faraday efficiencies of approximately 95% for these three sugars, suggesting that the fuels were completely oxidized, and yielded a maximum power density of 0.80 1.08 mW cm−2.

Laser-assisted microinjection into 8-cell embryos has yielded completely ES cell-derived animals [26].