Sentence examples for which yields to from inspiring English sources

In nearly every case, neo-Classicism gives way to realism, which yields to the reductive or abstracting tendencies of Modernism.

Beside the river itself is a narrow belt of floodplain; a few feet above this is the first terrace, which yields to the successively higher second and third levels.

In the downlink path, a coupling into the chips' VSS is established, which yields to a better efficiency of the rectifier.

The continuous pulse stream has an average frame length of 15.8 ns, which yields to a data rate of 63.3 MSym/s.

In some parts additionally chlorine (Cl) was detected, which yields to two different copper green pigments: one with and one without chlorine.

However, as the BS switch penalty gets higher, the flexibility of the GDBP decreases which yields to less energy-efficient solutions.

"Depictions which are labeled realistic," he said, "are merely those which yield to convention, faithfully reproducing what we are conditioned to believe that we see.

Cadbury, which yielded to a £12bn takeover offer from Kraft today, fought to avoid being taken over by the US food group Kraft for four months.

As he laboured in each field consumer behaviour, public finance, international trade, business cycles he encountered similar problems, which yielded to the same set of mathematical techniques.

Half the country is covered with primeval forests, which yield to deep peat bogs, vast swamps, wild fens, misty marshes, sparkling lakes and rivers, and long and lonely sandy coastlines.

Dessert, too, was a treat: not-too-sweet crème brûlée, which yielded to our spoons with a satisfying crackle; and curlicues of sugar-flecked funnel cake, with a sriracha-spiked chocolate dipping sauce.