Sentence examples for considered yielding from inspiring English sources

It is hard to believe that the Arlen Specter of the nineteen-eighties — the maverick who defied his party on an issue of the magnitude of the Bork nomination — would have considered yielding on a question as fundamental as habeas corpus.

Two design countries and two assembly countries (Japan or US) were considered, yielding four possible design-country/assembly-country combinations.

(w^{(x)}_{ij}=w^{ y)}_{ij}=0): only between-class dissimilarities are considered, yielding an unfolding of the data [9, 10, 20].

(w^{(xy)}_{ij}=0): Only within-class dissimilarities are considered, yielding separate MDS embeddings of the two types of objects [9, 10].

In [17] and ensuing work the monotonicity condition A4w is relaxed and local boundary regularity is also considered, yielding an alternative approach to that in [10] which deals with estimates and existence of globally smooth solutions.

Moreover, the variation of the apparent heat capacities of the different fractions and components with the temperature has been considered, yielding a remarkable improvement in the fitting of the DSC curves in the whole range of temperature studied.

A second-order plastic-hinge model is formulated in a succinct format considering yielding progress during fire and accurate identification of member instability.

One of the most radical manifestations of this pro-ministerial mindset of the Warring States era was the idea of abdication, according to which a good ruler may consider yielding the throne to his meritorious aide (Allan 1981; Pines 2005).

Three studies reported data from two countries [ 37– 39] (and were considered six unique studies) and four [ 40– 43] reported from the same data set as sister articles [ 34, 44, 45] (each group was considered one unique study) yielding 54 unique studies.

The score for each paper was calculated as the ratio of the total points assigned divided by the total number of points considered applicable to that study, yielding a range from 0 to the perfect score of 1.

Parallel and antiparallel backbone orientations are considered, each yielding two backboned H-bonded pairs.