Sentence examples for naturally yielding from inspiring English sources

As you'd expect from a Platinum game you're graded after almost every encounter, with smart, stylish play naturally yielding the best ranks.

Artificial laboratory conditions and constraints imposed by the direct measurement systems, such as the small measuring area of a force plate, can have a strong influence on human ability to bounce and jump, naturally yielding unrepresentative force data.

— Corn produces heavily and naturally, yielding from fifty to one hundred bushels to acre, with p189 little trouble.

The h- and d-isoCMe nucleosides were also studied, through incorporation into mosaic oligomers which encode T*GC, TGC*, TGC* C*AT and T*GC CAT* of the thyA active site, naturally yielding the essential Cys in all TGC codons and His in the CAT codons.

Its popularity is often attributed to its ease of cultivation the grapes have thick skins and the vines are hardy and naturally low yielding, budding late to avoid frost and resistant to viticultural hazards such as rot and insects and to its consistent presentation of structure and flavours which express the typical character ("typicity") of the variety.

The distribution network is also subdivided into subsystems considering a PMU allocation procedure in which each lateral feeder is estimated individually, yielding a naturally decentralized state estimator.

Ideally, the replacement material must be biocompatible and must be able to be reabsorbed or to dissolve naturally as the bone grows, yielding a newly remodeled bone.

The "movement," if there is such a thing, dovetails with the rise of test tube-grown meat, but Tsai says he has "never promoted tofu as a vegan or vegetarian food," and is committed to cultivating and crafting his foodstuffs naturally in the service of yielding a better-tasting product.

Companies in the fragrance and food industries regularly supplement naturally derived oils with synthetic molecules, yielding cheaper products and greater consistency.

Given these rules of assembly, power law scaled networks naturally emerge from simple principles of selection, yielding protein interaction networks that retain a high-degree of robustness on short time scales and evolvability on longer evolutionary time scales.

This would naturally result in customers spontaneously praising Lifestyle Lift, yielding a company so profitable it made Apple's income look like a rounding error.