Sentence examples for next yielding from inspiring English sources

Thus we can construct a more refined implementation for computing z⁎ as given by procedure Solve_RKP in Fig. 2. The above procedure applies a better utilization of the dynamic programming array and avoids copying array entries from one iteration to the next, yielding a space requirement O (n + Γ c ) and a time complexity O (Γ nc ).

Morrisons' net asset value per share is 234p and we expect a dividend of 13p this year and next yielding 5.5%.

Tobruk was attacked on January 21 and fell next day, yielding 30,000 prisoners, 236 artillery pieces, and 37 tanks.

Then, the 50%% more important SNPs were kept iteratively for the next step yielding successively smaller SNP sets.

With interest rates at record lows and money market funds yielding next to nothing, investors who want yield have turned to corporate credit.

Negative interest rates make holding government bonds attractive even when they are yielding next to nothing.

Lately, the greenhouse has been experimenting with interplanting young plants alongside older ones so that when one generation is discarded, the next is already yielding fruit.

Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "Lower interest rates have also given the stock market a leg up, because with cash and bonds yielding next to nothing, equities are the natural alternative for anyone looking for a decent level of income.

With T-Bills yielding next to nothing, this is no longer an enticing prospect.

Note that, with deflation under way and with long bonds yielding next to nothing, mortgages can be had at interest rates below 1%.

Not just on my valuation of the market at 15 times next year's $70 a share projection for the S&P 500 Index, but because cash flow is ample from individuals and institutions who placed too much capital in money-market paper yielding next to zero.