Sentence examples for yield ties from inspiring English sources

Borders between zones, indicated by dotted lines, yield ties for the best score.

Such securities generally pay a monthly yield tied to a short-term rate (such as the three-month Libor, a T-bill rate or the rate of change in the Consumer Price Index).

You're awfully good at deceiving yourself!" Both the memoir and Westin's biography yield obvious ties between Jansson's life and work.

Seeking to hold a 3-1 lead in the eighth, he entered with a runner on and promptly yielded a tying home run to Tejada on a 3-2 pitch.

The National Conference of State Legislatures provides a three-inch-thick packet to legislative leaders who come looking for help when November yields a tie.

When this ranking yielded a tie for two structures, the solution with the higher in silico ranking was given priority.

The variables studied in this research are the volumetric ratio of transverse reinforcement (ρs=1.58, 2.25%), tie configuration (Type H, Type C and Type D) and tie yield strength (fyh=549 and 779 MPa).

Furthermore, channel characterization also yields the fundamental ties to classical electromagnetics and physics as well as the answers to some crucial questions in communication and information theory.

"It is deeply unsettling that Justice Alito's ownership of a few thousand dollars in energy stock could yield a 4-4 tin in [a] case about regulating the many-billion-dollar energy market," Roth said in a statement.

Since ties may yield (mle F(n)) different dendrograms of the possible F(n), we define ({D_i}_{ile m}) as the set of such dendrograms.

Generally civil, cooperative ties will yield a much better world than bitter, confrontational relations.