Sentence examples for yielding a remarkable from inspiring English sources

Once inserted, the beam emits light, yielding a remarkable array of research applications and implications.

In comparison to the pristine Ni foil, the capacity of the activated Ni foils is greatly enhanced, yielding a remarkable discharge capacity of 0.57 mAh cm−3 with excellent rate and cycling performances.

Moreover, the variation of the apparent heat capacities of the different fractions and components with the temperature has been considered, yielding a remarkable improvement in the fitting of the DSC curves in the whole range of temperature studied.

This property well reveals the transfer path of photogenerated charges and the origin of high charge separation efficiency in photocatalytic reaction, thus yielding a remarkable catalytic activity (a hydrogen-evolution rate of 1316.35 μ mol h−1 g−1), nearly 20 and 2.93 times higher than that of bulk g-C3N4 and exfoliated g-C3N4 nanosheet.

This splitting allows a multitime step in which the ON-time step is several orders of magnitude smaller than the OFF time step, yielding a remarkable robust numerical algorithm.

Among all methods, REPETITA has the unique remarkable feature of yielding a virtual certainty in identifying solenoid repeats when the distance from the optimal line is larger than 1.0.

Three white hills, each yielding a white object.

Davenport took the last two games without yielding a point.

This Voronezh period (1934 37) was, perhaps, the most productive in Mandelshtam's career as a poet, yielding three remarkable cycles, the Voronezhskiye tetradi (The Voronezh Notebooks), along with his longest poem, "Ode to Stalin".

This procedure has been applied to the development of a regional jet, yielding remarkable reduction of wind tunnel tests, providing a faster design-to-build cycle.

Indeed, our strategy of targeting Iran's government and not its people has generated broad international buy-in and is yielding remarkable results.