Sentence examples for sealing yielding from inspiring English sources

The second aspect is that the remaining oil at the fault edges is affected by fault sealing (Yielding 2002), apart from its relevance to the injection recovery relationship, such as water channeling and oil leakage occurring frequently at footwall and hanging wall of faults.

This gets pressed and heat sealed on the paper, yielding copies of your text books, tax returns, or butt cheeks.

Glazing is used to seal pores opened on the ceramic surface during the sintering process, yielding surfaces that are bright, smooth [ 1,15] and more resistant to the propagation of fracture [ 25].

But in recent decades the ruins of towns and temples have been uncovered, yielding a hoard of little treasures – delicate carnelian jewellery, lustrous pottery, votive figurines and tiny seals – discs etched with religious and erotic scenes involving men and gods, animals and horned monsters.

With the 2014 midterm election yielding firm Republican control of both houses, the fate of planned efforts to reduce the prisoner population in 2015 may be sealed.

Neither yielding nor resisting.

Raw, fresh seal and whale blubber were found to be especially rich in the vitamin; the Inuit diet also included the viscera of the animals they ate, yielding additional vitamin C.

He hates yielding to pressure".

There is no yielding.

Reforms are now yielding fruit.

The war against terrorism is yielding dividends.