Sentence examples for horse yields from inspiring English sources

Using obtained data and Eqn. 2, the eye of the horse yields a sensitivity of 0.1 μm2sr when the reflecting tapetum lucidum in the back of the horse retina is taken into account.

It is critical that you stop shaking the lead rope as soon as your horse yields even just a little, because it is the release of pressure that he learns from.

Rodgers' supposed scam in laying horses yielded a net loss, not a profit.

Laboratory investigations on other viruses affecting horses yielded a negative result.

Horse: High Yield (6-1) Trainer: Lukas Comment: Son of Storm Cat won gamely in Blue Grass, has raced 12 times and looks highly professional.

Essex Farm is powered with draft horses and yields amazing-sounding produce from which Kimball and her husband make simple, delicious dishes like fresh peas cooked in milk with mint and new potatoes.

This evidence was groundbreaking for photography, and now, 140 years later, trotting horses have yielded another breakthrough, this time in the field of genetics.

Last fall, Lukas told Lewis that yes, Commendable, was his third-string Derby horse behind High Yield and Exchange Rate, but he suspected that the colt would like the extra ground and sweeping turns at Belmont.

If your horse does not yield, then keep building your bond and try to request a neck drop some other time.

Even in absence of trimming and even though DNA was extracted from a horse fossil, reads shorter than 28 nucleotides were found to yield substantial amounts of high quality hits against the chicken genome (Additional file 1: Figure S5).

"If you can breed cattle for milk yield, horses for running speed, and dogs for herding skill, why on Earth should it be impossible to breed humans for mathematical, musical or athletic ability?" he asked back in 2006.