Sentence examples for smooth yielding from inspiring English sources

The jagged lines of M.I.A.'s patchwork sound have been blended smooth, yielding a sweeter style that she has described as "happy . . .

In recent literature related to mechanical testing of small-volume metal specimens, plastic strain bursts during apparent elastic loading have been reported for materials commonly known to exhibit smooth yielding.

This should, bar that thin, crisp layer of toasted breadcrumbs, be an entirely smooth, easily yielding eating experience.

Fused non-aromatic ring systems such as indene and 1,2-dihydronaphthalene underwent a smooth reaction, thus yielding 3 g and 3 h in good yields (the former as a single diastereomer), and 1-phenylcyclohexene afforded the secondary azide 3 k in 60 % yield.

Both the RDR and the FCP approaches proved to be suitable for treating discontinuities in the porous resistance terms, yielding smooth solutions around the interface and good convergence with grid refinement.

It is shown that the proposed controller is able to handle the infinite dimensional nature of the process model yielding smooth and unsaturated responses around the predetermined set-point trajectory in the face of load changes, time varying boundary conditions and set-point changes.

With a future perspective of vascular tissue engineering, the electrospinning parameters yielding smooth bead free fibers and maximum magnitude in pore size and fiber diameter as well their homogenous distribution were selected for the fabrication of tubular constructs which is rarely reported.

Incorporating antigenic evolution of NA could thus yield a rougher antigenic map for HA, more closely matching experimental results, while simultaneously yielding smoother year-to-year incidence patterns.

If the size of the shot sample inherently increases the exponent alpha, as suggested in previous discussions and research (Cutting, 2014c; DeLong, 2015; Salt, 2010), this might be because the increase in the number of samples in each window and that the averages over the larger number of samples reduces statistical variability, yielding smoother and more reliable functions.

To decrease the inevitable random variations caused by the amounts of strains introduced in the CBS collection in the various years, 10-year mobile averages were calculated, yielding smoother and more readable curves.

Before the substances solidify, the barriers are gently torn out yielding a smooth yet sharp border between sides.