Sentence examples for yield details from inspiring English sources

But the other so-called black box, the cockpit voice recorder, was not found; it could yield details about what happened in the last minutes of the flight, when passengers may have tried to gain control from the hijackers.

Still, turn-of-the-century correspondents were a generous lot, and to anyone who cares to look their writings often yield details that can blow the dust from the past.

He became versed in the high-tech methods for analyzing paintings, which can yield details about canvas, wood and pigment that can offer insight into a work and its creator.

Buried among the ruins of Pompeii are frescoes, graffiti ("Atimetus got me pregnant"), campaign ads, and housewares; the victims themselves left hollows in the lava that, when cast in plaster, yield details as fine as the imprint of one man's eyebrows.

With advances in cellular assays, bioimaging, computational tools and sophisticated animal models, research will yield details of the Rho-NFκB networks.

These modeling efforts together with in vivo mapping studies of nucleosome positions are helping to yield details about chromatin structure and its relationship to gene regulation.

Both are long-standing open problems where heuristic methods of statistical physics yield detailed conjectures, but few rigorous techniques exist.

Although the QDS does not yield detailed drinking information, it could be used when it is not possible or necessary to gather daily drinking data.

Both d.s.c. and real-time SAXS yield detailed information for all copolymers, even for the virtually amorphous copolymers which crystallize and melt just above the glass transition temperature.

But while Mr. Chávez and Mr. Medvedev signed accords during the two-day visit intended to find ways of cooperating in areas like nuclear energy and oil exploration, among other things, the meeting did not yield detailed timetables for bringing such deals to fruition.

Researchers in this field have found it extremely difficult to foresee how a change in the composition of the polymer solution will affect pore formation without a set of methods designed to yield detailed knowledge of the morphological structure.