Sentence examples for pressure yields from inspiring English sources

More cylinder pressure yields more power, and thus the energy-density advantage of gasoline can be nullified.

The added supply of debt to the market can often pressure yields to move higher until the glut is absorb by investors.

Combining predicted parameters with one optimally chosen data point for vapor pressure yields already an accuracy of 4% average RMSD in vapor pressure.

The drilling machine made a hole hundreds of metres deep in the rock below Singleton, through layers of clay and a saline aquifer to reach the underlying shale – a dense, dark rock that, when fractured (or "fracked") under enormous pressure, yields up tiny bubbles of natural gas.

From parametric analysis, PEM electrolyzer current density affects the product cost rate of the system less than other parameters within 3.05% and turbine inlet pressure yields the reduction in the total product environmental impact rate by about 3.8%.

Equating fugacity with its partial pressure: yields: RHfrac = aw.

Prince Buaben came closest to securing an unlikely point but their subsequent pressure yielded no salvation.

Ten minutes later, the Republic's relentless pressure yielded a free-kick deep in Northern Ireland territory.

This, Dahl writes, opened a huge democratic opportunity in the following century, as one state legislature after another, under public pressure, yielded the power to choose electors to the voters.

Unable to play through a resolute five-man Albion defence, Spurs' best second-half chances were shots from distance, from Kyle Walker and Danny Rose, until late pressure yielded headed opportunities for Gylfi Sigurdsson and Roberto Soldado, neither of which ended up on target.

A quadrat is a metal, rectangular frame used to assess a small area of habitat selected at random to quantify values such as the distribution of plants, weed pressure, yield or biomass.