Sentence examples for yield intermittent from inspiring English sources
The mutual distance can yield intermittent advantage and the occasional cogent insight.
Another 14 animals from 9 herds (7 animals from 3 suckling cow herds; 7 animals from 6 dairy herds) developed symptoms indicative of paratuberculosis (weight loss, reduced milk yield, intermittent diarrhea) without symptoms of general disease during an average time period of 7 months after sampling (minimum: 1 month, maximum: 16 months).
The new season of the New York City Opera offers a veritable festival of productions by Mark Lamos, a theatrical director whose work for the operatic stage has yielded intermittent magic.
Pressure ridges — "incredibly beautiful ice sculpture made by nature" — yielded intermittent wonder, but, otherwise, the journey was as illimitable as the terrain.
The Lower Cave at Zhoukoudian has yielded evidence of intermittent human use from about 460,000 to 230,000 years ago, and fossils of Peking man found in the complex have been dated to about 770,000 years ago.
The highway heads a short distance to the north, passing a thinly populated area in Shoreham, as intermittent forest yields to fields and farmlands.
Many European editors, from the 1930s on, worked with flatbed machines, which use a rotating prism rather than intermittent motion to yield an image.
The amount of MEL yield reached 16.3 g/l by intermittent feeding of glycerol.
Specific examination of the suspicious substance passed per urethra is essential for diagnosis of renal aspergillosis as routine multiple urine analysis may yield negative results due to intermittent excretion of fungus in urine.
This fall-back mechanism yields results consistent with the intermittent collapses of the crater floor that occurred between 22 October 2004 and 11 January 2006 (Urabe et al., 2006).
The intermittent addition of urea yielded results similar to those obtained by the continuous feeding, therefore, the former operation mode would be preferable to reduce the production costs of this cyanobacterium in large-scale facilities.
