Sentence examples similar to transparency yielding from inspiring English sources
The other two lasers also bleach a narrow anti-antihole of transparency inside the antihole, yielding a range of transparency narrow enough to slow light down to 45 meters per second, the team reports in the 14 January issue of Physical Review Letters.
The results clearly reveal that; the increased in compatibility with concentration of EGDMA enhanced transparency for xerogels and hydrogels; this may be explained by the fact that, EGDMA increases compatibility in addition to functioning as a crosslinking agent, yielding enhanced transparency for xerogels.
Zuckerberg, as we learn in the book, has long believed that online sharing is wave of the future, with old-fashioned guardedness yielding to a new era of "greater transparency".
Glass is an attractive substrate for CTC capture chips due to its transparency for clear imaging, allowing for a wide variety of light microscopy based techniques yielding both bright field and fluorescent images.
The newer poems have embraced a (relative) transparency of image and idea, as well as a playfulness that gives me hope that Kocot's long winter may be yielding, finally, to spring.
Neither yielding nor resisting.
He hates yielding to pressure".
Reforms are now yielding fruit.
The war against terrorism is yielding dividends.
"All have been yielding, or high-yielding," says Gachanja.
