Sentence examples for points yield from inspiring English sources

These points yield a final score from 1 to 100 for the address's overall "walkability".

For all degrees, our points yield the smallest Lebesgue constants currently known.

Offsets registered to fixed tie points yield approximate migration rates of nearby crests and dune lee fronts.

We first observe that the data points yield almost a line because the received CAM rate depends about linearly on the relative channel load.

Once the market gets comfortable with the idea that the dollar's 120 floor is solid, many participants will begin buying dollars for yen to earn the 500 basis points yield differential available on U.S.-versus-Japanese paper.

That is, choosing either p1 = [1,0], p2 = [0,1] or p1 = [0,1], p2 = [1,0] maximizes the social welfare; however, convex combinations of these two points yield strictly smaller utility since the two nodes would then start blocking each other's access to the medium.

The Giants defense ranked fifth in both categories, in yardage and points yielded.

This was the Jets' most impressive performance of the season: 174 yards of offense on the ground, 179 in the air, only 7 points yielded on defense.

Thus, the solution of such problems reduces to finding which extreme point (or points) yields the largest value for the objective function.

A linear fit of the data points yields a slope of 2m = 0.78, or m = 0.39.

We investigate the convergence of the accumulation points yielded by the method to the stationary points of the problems.