Sentence examples for the work yields from inspiring English sources

At least one person has read the entire "Journals: 1952-2000," by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. (Penguin; $40), from start to finish, and this person can report that the work yields the exact degree of pleasure that can be derived from standing on a moving sidewalk: it's painless, you don't want it to stop, and there is not a single surprise in it.

The work yields the surface morphology, elemental composition, and mechanical properties of coatings.

The possible mathematical combinations the work yields by virtue of the multi-sided cubes and the grid that holds them speak of a certain intellectual rigor, but are, at the same time, whimsical and playful.

They did a lot of things right, and the work yielded many valuable, industry-specific takeaways.

Identity remains a popular preoccupation for artists from non-English-speaking backgrounds (Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz, Fawad Khan) while a good third of the works yield imagery relating to portraiture, place, language and perception.

Comparing to the previous approaches, this work yields a multiscale analysis based on EMD, which makes it suitable for analyzing neural data.

A time-course factorial microarray analysis, like the one performed in this work, yields massive amounts of data.

Overall, the aforementioned work yields preliminary insights into discovering the functions and connections of important nodes in a signaling pathway by mathematical modeling approaches.

The results of this work yield a quantitative description of the structure (both in term of shape and distributions of waves over the scalp) and of the propagation of spontaneous SSO events.

These measures prove that the proposed work yields road network very closer to reference road map.

More than that, all of the collective work yields a far from typical style of light painting. .