Sentence examples for spheres to yield from inspiring English sources
Al-Kindi's corpus includes several treatises on cosmology, explaining and defending a picture of the cosmos as four concentric circles of elements, which are mixed together by the outer, heavenly spheres to yield complex compound substances like minerals, plants, and animals.
The well-known and widely-accepted mass transfer coefficient expressions of Frössling and Levich are combined with falling sphere hydrodynamics to yield simple expressions for TCD in terms of the initial particle size.
Additionally, both the rods and spheres were functionalized to yield different surface charges in order to distinguish morphology from surface charge-induced effects and, in the best case scenario, find the dominant parameter.
Self-renewing capacity of HCT116 spheres was shown by dissociating the spheres into single cells that were reseeded to yield the next generation of colon spheres.
They revealed the unique ability of MGNTs to yield cellular spheres that could be amplified for very long periods.
Meanwhile, the Au-coated silica sphere array could be expected to yield the efficient bending of ZnO nanorods in ZnO NRA-based NGs as shown in Figure 3b.
Using these criteria we prove that perfect, strongly eutactic lattices cannot be locally improved to yield a periodic sphere packing with greater density.
Literary criticism, in its recent American incarnation at least, has faithfully reflected the general writerly retreat from the public sphere, turning into a private language devised to yield a particular knowledge about a self-contained realm of elegant consumption.
Boehner refused to yield.
Be willing to yield sometimes.
