The central metaphor of adolescence as a supernatural battleground has had a rich yield for Mr. Whedon -- who's a kind of genius at imaginative re-creations of the teen psyche -- and for his collaborators.
Inasmuch as Alcatraz has been unused since 1963, allow ing the Indians use of the island as a place to rebuild Indian culture (which promises a rich yield) is in the oldest American tradition.
The wear results show that coatings which are Cr-rich yield much lower values of friction coefficient and low wear rates than coatings which are Nb-rich in compositions for the same tested distance and speed.
Although details of the deal, like the bonds' conversion price, will not be known until the sale later this week, a coupon around 7percentt, quite high for the convertible market, indicates that investors are not exactly clamoring to buy and have to be lured in with a rich yield.
If the company does well, it calls in the preferred, snatching away your rich yield.
It is not that Philip Morris is so generous; the rich yield, in part, reflects the uncertain prospects of the tobacco industry.
Demand for these bonds, and their unusually rich yields, effectively drained money from other munis.
He speaks of the rich yields of barley and the varied uses of the products of the palm for food, drink, sweetening, fuel, and weaving.
In the 70s it was said the politics of envy was futile, as sharing out the pelf of the rich yielded too little to be worth the fight.
