Sentence examples for processes that yield from inspiring English sources
(Chilean pisco is an altogether different product, with different ingredients and processes that yield a different flavor).
Similarly, companies with continuous-flow production processes that yield homogeneous outputs can rely on measurement of product costs in units, like cost per ton or cost per gallon.
Only in the last few decades of the 20th century have chemists succeeded in developing reagents and processes that yield specific optical isomers.
Film coating processes that yield reproducible thin films will be reviewed vis-à-vis the device requirements (eg thin film lithium batteries) of SPE films.
However, with recovery factors between 5 and 15% at the end of its economic life, there is a search for follow-up processes that yield additional oil from these reservoirs with continued low energy and emission intensities.
Human-designed algorithms -- from the digital to the genetic -- reach ever more deeply into our lives, creating alternate and sometimes enhanced manifestations of social and biological processes that yield powerful levers for good and ill amidst a sea of unforeseen consequences.
Another group of processes that yielded results with a high degree of significance includes those related to transport (Table 2).
"A peace process that yields results seems a distant prospect at best," it concludes.
That there is no design, no intention, no aesthetic or moral or teleological imprimatur but, rather, the equivalent of Darwin's great vision of a blind, purposeless, ceaseless evolutionary process that yields no "products" — only temporary strategies against extinction.
Between 2002 and 2005, it bundled loans into mortgage-backed securities and C.D.O.s, then quickly sold them to investors — a process that yielded generous profits and required little capital.
The scripts were then read by a pool of judges without regard to the playwrights' identities; two judges read and scored each script, a process that yielded four finalists.
