Sentence examples for to yield space from inspiring English sources
It has a cool, accordion folding glass top that louvers toward the front of the car to yield space for tall loads.
Scaffold must be biocompatible to overcome adverse inflammatory responses and preferably be biodegradable to yield space for new tissue formation (Holland and Mikos2006).
And now that it is time for me to yield this space, I thought to compress into the allotted 1,200 words other nuggets I have derived from 613 weeks -- I did take vacations -- of sometimes furious research.
Mutation of the Met residue in ROCK2 to an alanine or glycine was modeled to yield the space required to accommodate N6(Benzyl ATP.
Thus, our major aim in this section is to provide a new transmission scheme that can yield space-time codes with reduced decoding complexity.
And then I encountered, in a 1927 issue of the English magazine Commercial Motor ("at the heart of the road transport industry"), a page of gossipy tidbits called "One Hears—." There I read that "where the average woman driver is concerned it's usually safer to yield road-space than to expect it".
And then I encountered, in a 1927 issue of the English magazine Commercial Motor ("at the heart of the road transport industry"), a page of gossipy tidbits called "One Hears —." There I read that "where the average woman driver is concerned it's usually safer to yield road-space than to expect it".
The interface between the gray and white matter representation was downsampled to yield a source space of 10 242 vertices per hemisphere that was used as the location of the dipoles (average spacing of 3.1 mm between dipoles).
The final block (5) yields space for two signatures, usually one of the chemical user and one of the supervisor.
A physical model is therefore developed and linearized to yield a state space model, used for Kalman filter and main feedback controller design.
The data have been analysed to yield the long spacing, the degree of crystallinity and the lamellar thickness in the context of the two-phase model.
