Sentence examples for pitch yielding from inspiring English sources

The F-86 introduced the all-flying tail (later a standard feature on high-performance jets), in which the entire horizontal stabilizer deflects as a unit to control pitch, yielding greater control and avoiding the compressibility problems associated with hinged surfaces.

Achievable line width and pitch (a, b) 36- to 40-nm gaps in 150-nm pitch, (c, d) 33- to 40-nm gaps in 100-nm pitch, and (e, f) 30-nm sidewall in 70-nm pitch, yielding an approximate AR of 9 1 in all cases.

For example, continuous stripping with dense-gas toluene in the supercritical state, a positive column temperature gradient from 330 to 380 °C, and a pressure of 49 bar was used to strip the monomer and dimer species from an A-240 petroleum pitch feed, yielding a high molecular weight (mol wt) bottoms product rich in trimer and higher oligomers.

Both the orchestral fabric and the piano line are dark and mildly dissonant, with the combination of piano and pitched percussion yielding occasional glimmers of light.

Mets starter R.A. Dickey was not as good, but still pitched well, yielding just one run on five hits and one walk.

Benson was on a 95-pitch limit, but fell 20 pitches short after yielding 9 runs, 7 earned, on 10 hits in three and two-thirds innings.

On Tuesday against Pittsburgh, Pineda pitched three innings, yielding three hits, two earned runs and a homer.

Padres starter Mat Latos (13-5) pitched seven innings, yielding two runs and five hits, and had a career-high 10 strikeouts.

Hurdle mentioned starter James McDonald's "top-shelf" pitching performance in yielding just two hits in seven innings and Alvarez's four hits in five at-bats, including two home runs.

The perpendicular exposures were 5 μm and 10 μm half-pitch gratings, respectively, yielding the rectangular shapes shown in Figure 3e after lift-off.

Danny Almonte pitched a complete game, yielding only two hits and striking out nine.