Sentence examples for yield net from inspiring English sources

Consider that there haven't been recounts in Republican counties where they would probably yield net votes for Mr. Bush.

The studies' authors say that some ethanol sources — wood wastes, or grasses planted on previously degraded land — could yield net benefits in terms of greenhouse gas emissions.

The effects of wind-gust coherence are included to yield net definitions of the six associated aerodynamic admittances.

This program would yield net savings of 2.7 percent with respect to the status quo annual costs.

After that, it is projected to yield net income of just £23m a year not even enough to build a mile of new motorway.

In the event of high fuel prices and supply constraints, decarbonising the UK's economy will almost certainly yield net economic benefits as it ends our dependence on fossil energy.

Liquid Composite Molding (LCM) processes are commonly used to manufacture polymer textile composites because of their low equipment and tooling costs, low pressure requirements, short cycle times, and ability to yield net-shape parts.

However, as previously noted (Churchman and Weissman, 2011), co-precipitated spliceosomes contain 3′OH RNA derived from splicing intermediates that also yield NET-seq signal.

In 1999, the tournament's $125.1 million in revenues yielded net income of $59.9 million.

Nor has it yielded net new oil; their output fell by 2% between 2006 and 2011.

Another California Energy Commission study from December, which Selkowitz co-authored, found that adding exterior shading systems in sunny climates yielded net zero energy performance levels and significantly reduced demands for electricity during peak periods.