Sentence examples for models yielding from inspiring English sources

Newer models, yielding louder but harsher tones, had almost completely replaced them.

If mathematical models yielding plausible maps z are to be furnished, then certainly they should be compared to the multitude of maps observed in different individuals.

Extensive studies are done using these fish models, yielding tens of thousands of specific strains and lines, and the number is increasing every day.

Based on the contact mechanics models, yielding effects of the SG polishing pad are found to be effective to scratch mitigation.

The number of matrix blocks also has a significant effect on response time, with the more accurate multi-matrix-gridblock models yielding slower fracture response times.

He works closely with the experimental group, feeding new experimental data into his models, yielding predictions that may be observable, such as abundance values for the elements produced in a nova.

PARIS — The Most Rev. Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, said profound differences among the world's 77 million Anglicans over gay clergy and same-sex unions could divide their church into a "two-track model" yielding "two styles of being Anglican".

The theoretical model yielding the minimum standard error was subsequently chosen for further analysis.

It includes uncertainty in the probability model, yielding more realistic predictions.

In particular, we describe the fewest facilities model, yielding the smallest number of facilities enabling near-coverage of total demand.

The isotherm obtained from experimental data fitted the Langmuir model, yielding maximum adsorption capacity of 51.81 mg/g.