Sentence examples for then yielding from inspiring English sources

One is the maximum stresses reaching the yield condition and then yielding zone spread leading to final plastic collapse and the other is elastic or elastic plastic buckling leading to collapse.

The notes were priced at 100 to yield about 35 basis points more than the when-issued two-year Treasury notes, then yielding 8.20percentt.

Perhaps fossil fuels would be gone by then, yielding a quieter city without the sounds of engines or motors.

This tempts policymakers to surprise the economy now and then, yielding on each occasion a temporary rise in output.

That feta pie – known as spanakopita in Greece, borek in Turkey – is layers of crisp then yielding filo pastry, filled with spinach and a good, sharp feta.

John VI acknowledged the independence of Brazil in 1825, assuming pro forma the imperial title and then yielding it to Pedro.

At the end of the experiment, all CPEs were calibrated ex vivo by placing them in a bath of phosphate-buffered saline saturated with N2, then air and then O2, yielding a three-point calibration at known O2 concentrations of 0 μ m, 240 μ m and 1200 μ m, respectively.

It was then pressed against canvas or another piece of paper and then removed, yielding exotic designs reminiscent of fungi or colonies of sponge.

These 20 WRMS values were then averaged, thus yielding a total of 36 averaged WRMS values, and their standard deviations were computed to represent a measure of uncertainty.

The proof is then examined yielding insights into the issues concerning induction on concurrent terms.

A Monte Carlo analysis is then performed, yielding the estimated uncertainty in the model output.