Sentence examples for yield a fair from inspiring English sources

Although the price should be low enough to allay suspicion, the object can still yield a fair return for the effort expended by the forger.

They call it "tric-quila," and, mixed with lime juice, agave nectar and orange-flower essence, it does yield a fair, if dainty, approximation of a margarita — a karaoke version of the drink.

Arrow's Theorem, a famous result in mathematical economics, essentially states that no voting system satisfying certain minimal conditions can be guaranteed to always yield a fair or reasonable aggregation of the voters' rankings of several candidates.

We conclude that, during time intervals in which (14) holds, the linearized equations (9)–(10) yield a fair approximation of the point-neuron model (1)–(2).

However, the Priestley Taylor model was only able to yield a fair estimation of the reference evapotranspiration during some periods of the growing season even though the soil moisture effect is integrated into the Priestley–Taylor parameter (Li et al. 2011).

For licensees, the '801b' standard promises that the use of such works will be able to yield a fair income.

This will yield a fairer comparison of MAC protocols because the same implementation of primitives for a specific implementation of the radio driver is used.

But Robert Barnett, the lawyer who handled the sale for Senator Clinton, said, "We used the free enterprise system in its purest form -- the auction -- and it yielded a fair price".

Including voxels with values within 0 150 HU yielded a fair delineation of the muscles judged visually.

This simple location-based strategy yielded a fair amount of food.

Our application of the game to the data of the Nugenob study yields a fair comparison of three quite different approaches, where all of them have previously been successfully applied to address similar problems with relatively many predictor variables and relatively few subjects [33] [35].