Sentence examples for necessary yield from inspiring English sources
A major limiting factor for achieving the necessary yield and titer improvements is cofactor imbalance during the fermentation of algal protein.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 5 , 1945P. 15 Comment on the San Francisco Peace Conference: on Mr. Soong's speech in which he said that China will if necessary yield part of her sovereignty to the new international organization in the interest of collective security.
The design problem involves the determination of the necessary yield moment of the wall, the wall depth and the anchor force such that the structure is able to sustain the given loads.
In Theorem 8, the convex function to be considered would be f ( t ) = t 2. Do conditions (7) (upon rearrangement of z, c ∈ R + 3 if necessary) yield already majorization z ≻ c ?
Likewise, with exit opportunities scarce today and promises of reward much lower, deal terms limiting investor exposure are necessary to yield the high return demanded by the asset class.
Guidance counselors in this area used to advise students to take the SAT as many times as necessary to yield an acceptable score.
Comprehensive sustainability assessments are necessary to yield the best environmental outcomes for grid-scale energy storage systems.
It was the very mine that had produced the one ton of raw platinum ore necessary to yield the minuscule amount of platinum necessary to make the prints themselves.
As a Reformer holding a bishopric, Amsdorf found his position difficult but remained under Luther's persuasion until it was necessary to yield to the Roman Catholic bishop Julius von Pflug in 1547.
Consideration of the effects of relatively high co-solute (TCE) concentration (competitive sorption) in addition to PCE concentration effects (nonlinear sorption) was necessary to yield laboratory-based PCE retardation estimates consistent with the field plume values.
Results showed that the number of consumers necessary to yield fully stable configurations depended on the degree of difference among samples, the complexity of the sensory space and the type of descriptors included in the CATA question.
