Sentence examples for how to yield from inspiring English sources

But Rosamund's determined self-possession means that she can't learn how to yield to sex.

A man married for a year, a father to two daughters, a man who says he has learned how to give up independence, learned how to yield, how to listen, how to be patient.

"One has the feeling that Picasso relied on his painting to prove that art is the strongest, much stronger than age or the tragedies of the era, and that it can transform everything as long as one knows how to yield to its powers".

In this work, we present a mechanism how to yield a family of hyperchaotic multi-scroll systems in Rn based on unstable dissipative systems.

In this work we present an unified theory of how to yield multi-scroll chaotic attractors based on step function, saturation, hysteresis and deterministic Brownian motion.

Most efforts to date, however, are concentrated on how to yield rigid copies of self-replicating structures virtually in the cellular space, whereby even a tiny disturbance occurring around a loop is likely to prevent the loop from completing its reproduction.

As Shimon Peres, the former Israeli prime minister, said offhandedly in 1995, the real bargaining is not between Israel and the Palestinians but among Israelis over how much to yield.

Through this filter, "Sleep Well Beast" becomes a stranger and more dynamic document, about the commitments we make to each other, and about how we choose to yield to them.

The identification of the biological functions of all genes and gene products and the understanding of how they interact to yield a living cell is still a challenge for post-genomic biology despite the fact that a huge amount of detailed information on molecular functions has been accumulated by biologists.

The study demonstrates how to couple programs to yield the highest degree of accuracy in the shortest calculation time possible.

"We know firsthand exactly how difficult it is to yield a profit from selling primarily new records," said Lance Barresi, who co-owns Permanent Records, the Chicago-based store with an outlet in Highland Park that's taking over the Origami space, with his longtime girlfriend Liz Tooley.