Sentence examples for yielded note from inspiring English sources

For a yielded note to be considered correct, it is frequently required that its pitch be within half a semitone from the pitch of the corresponding note in the ground-truth.

Sanders wouldn't yield, noting that Clinton has called herself a moderate in the past.

The premise is simple: a broker or adviser offers a high-yield note that could be linked to anything from a commodity to a life-insurance settlement.

About one-fifth of that debt is in high-yield notes at 10.63 percent interest.

Judging from Globalstar's outlook, he said, "It is very likely they will default on their public high-yield notes".

Charter said it also reached agreements with institutional investors to buy back $1.3 billion in high-yield notes.

"Coming out of bankruptcy in 2000 with $250 million in high-yield notes, we needed a business model that was not capital-dependent.

The unions are offering $201 a share -made up of $155 in cash, $35 in high-yield notes and $11 a share from the 51percentt stake that UAL owns in Covia, its computer reservation system.

But the price held and the deal closed that September, funded largely with bank debt and high-yield notes.

Two months after the offering he redeemed $52.5 million of the 13.5% yield notes, prompting Moody's to raise Charles River's credit rating from B1 to Ba3.

This phenomenon might underlie the global association of resistance to SCN with low seed germination, seedling vigor and ultimately seed yield noted previously [ 40- 42].