Sentence examples for fully yield from inspiring English sources
But the Bronx example offers reassurance and hope that the library will not fully yield, cultivating in itself the tensions of its origins.
28 Without wide endorsement, the CONSORT Statement cannot fully yield the benefits it was intended to produce.
Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is an extension of DWI which could fully yield diffusion anisotropy effects, providing even more precise details on tissue microstructure [ 31].
The base shear supported by the in-fill plate was computed assuming that it was fully yielded after buckling whereas the base shear supported by the boundary frame elements was computed by plastic analysis assuming uniform yielding mechanism.
The main reason for this is due to the very low placement near the bottom of the beam; the whole steel section has fully yielded in tension.
While results from pilot studies suggest DBS may offer a degree of hope for patients with severe and highly treatment-resistant neuropsychiatric illness, only one of three controlled trials to evaluate efficacy and safety fully has yielded positive results.
The current Hollywood rage for Asian horror movies like "Ringu" has yet to yield fully successful results, a failing that's all the more curious in "The Grudge".
Oxidation experiments yield fully oxidized TiZrAlN coatings at 950 °C, with the formation of a porous morphology and significant swelling (~ 200% increase in film thickness) and local blistering.
In the design phase of a floating offshore wind turbine, the influence of aero-hydro-structure dynamic coupling needs to be fully considered to yield reliable analysis results.
The compaction of barrier-shielded, porous GA/PVA composites yield fully consolidated, solid composites which deliver both exceptional dielectric constants and very stable, low losses.
The results of Fourier-transform infra-red spectroscopic analysis showed that the PHPS having –CH3 end groups was fully oxidized to yield amorphous silica after the irradiation for 60 min.
