Though its reputation is modest, it can yield wines of surprising diversity and appeal.
This paper will trace the origins of CFD in Motor Sport, Americas Cup Yachting and various Olympic Sports up to its ubiquitous utilization today where it can yield near real-time fluid flow simulation predictions and virtual product development.
Although theoretically it can yield a great amount of energy upon complete combustion, its combustion is retarded by the initial presence of boron oxide which coats the particle surface.
Clearly it can yield tremendous benefits in the long term.
It can yield untold benefits, but only if people use it wisely.
Because the machinery is flexible and precise, it can yield a wide variety of musical applications.
The grain is more than 10percentt oil, and one ton of it can yield 30 gallons of biodiesel.
"I think they hope to show the merit" of their whaling, he said, "the information it can yield".
If a box is full, or "chucked," it can yield as much as 40 pounds of honey.
Aristida is the dominant grass, and for brief periods it can yield a nutritious forage called ashab.
Or, as in the case of White's musings on New York, it can yield some overlooked detail that sets the nerve ends tingling.
