Sentence examples for either yielding from inspiring English sources

The long molecular axis of PFP might align with either, yielding a total of 24 orientations, of which only 12 are distinct.

(Of course, if one thinks that there are or might be objects that are not self-identical, for instance because of the loss of individuality in the quantum realm, or for whatever other reasons, then such objects would not be part of themselves either, yielding genuine counterexamples to (16).

The limit states considered are either yielding or first plastic hinge at the member level or plastic collapse at the system level.

AROUND THE LEAGUE Perhaps it should not be a surprise that the two stingiest teams in the league — Houston and Seattle — played 180 minutes of regulation time without either team yielding a goal.

"If not on a grander level, but just person to person, I think we really made some substantial steps without either side yielding anything".

Using a 6th degree polynomial, as described by Baylor et al [16], the data could be equally well fit (r2 = 0.994 in either fit), yielding a peak of 537.8 nm.

In contrast, aptamer CoA-min52, a 52-nucleotide core minimal aptamer representing the dominant motif from the original 70A pool [ 8], does not evidence a strong preference for either resin, yielding approximately 30% retention in each case (Table 1).

Whereas B16 tumors grew rapidly in mice with substantial coat chimerism (termed fully chimeric mice herein), tumor growth in mice with overly white, FVB-derived skin (termed partial chimeras herein) was either marginal, yielding minute, largely necrotic tumors, or not observed at all.

A parametric study is then used to illustrate how the plate material and geometric properties affect moment redistribution; in particular, the study looks at the effect of using carbon FRP plates and glass FRP plates, as well as steel plates that have been designed to either debond prior to yielding or yield prior to IC debonding.

It is observed that these functions are yielding either better or comparable results.

The Monte Carlo sets were split into two groups yielding either "behavioral model runs" or "non-behavioral model runs".