Sentence examples for text yields from inspiring English sources

Does the author's intention matter, if the text yields readings he might not have recognised?

Narrative text yields up its meaning in one go, making it immediately vulnerable to someone's heavy-handed offence.

The Credo text yields another expansive movement complex, opening with a canon between the two pairs of voices in octaves.

However, when the procedural tasks are complex, a combination of audio, video and synchronized text yields the best results both in terms of learning performance and process efficiency measured in terms of amount of time spent viewing the modules and the module accessing frequency.

In contrast, our approach, where terms are drawn from a community-approved, expertly-composed text, yields a true controlled vocabulary.

In addition, review of literature (see Section 2) shows that classifiers built just using hyperlinks and just using body text yields good classification performance.

Substituting the values for D, σ η, t), s, and r − provided in the main text yields one equation and two unknowns (N and τ).

By contrast, organizing highlighted text yielded significantly worst performance in reading and navigation.

Sophisticated forms of Russellianism (see section 6 on Contextualist theories in the main text) yield a similar result.

Fouad Ajami criticised Aflaq for a lack of real substance, stating, "Nearly three hundred pages of text yield no insight, on his part, into what went wrong and what needed to be done; there is only the visible infatuation with words" and "Aflaq summons the party to renounce power and go back to its 'pure essence'".

In the Montross et al. study, the average length of the legacy documents was 8 single-space pages, which, at a transcription cost of 13 cents per line of text, yielded an average transcription cost of $56 (range $27 to $144) per document.