Sentence examples for glass yield from inspiring English sources

Experiments that combine sand-sized mineral grains and powdered granitic glass yield the best approach to chemical equilibrium and facilitate accurate analysis of the glass.

Reduction of multilayer assemblies of GO and PDDA on glass yielded a non-conductive turbostratic carbon nanofilm.

"It's a little like snowflakes in that every time the Scotch dries, the glass yields different patterns and results," Button writes on his website, describing his gorgeous findings.

Morphometric analysis of podosome spacing in osteoclasts plated on glass, yields a typical distance (core-to-core) between clustered podosomes of 750±170 nm (n = 112 podosome pairs from 4 different cells).

The devitrification (transformation from the glassy to the crystalline state) of siliceous volcanic glasses yields abundant tiny crystallites of cristobalite, and the mineral is also deposited metastably from hot hydrous gases in cavities and cracks of many volcanic rocks.

When the middle half of time-integrated data was taken to minimize the fractionation effect, the low-dilution fused glasses yielded reproducible and accurate results for all analyzed elements.

I recommend you take out the earphones or pull back the glass, and yield to their song, which will cease in a few weeks.

One P7 piece of glass can yield eight forty-two-inch TV screens, and the plant has the capacity for two hundred and two thousand pieces a month.

The tubes, nestled in the millimeter of vacuum between glass planes, yield a brighter picture at lower power than plasma.

Shukla and Sorayan (2005) derived expressions for water and glass temperatures, yield, and efficiency of both single- and double-slope multi-wick solar distillation systems in quasi-steady state conditions.

Like scoring, soldering your glass can yield some problems if you're not doing it correctly.