Sentence examples for yielding at from inspiring English sources

In 1,2-B based SBMs yielding at high stresses was followed by a stress drop after the yield point.

Microyielding and pre-yield cracking occur at different applied stress levels; nearly fully lamellar material yielding at the lowest and duplex material at the highest stress.

The manufacturers are yielding, at least partially.

Historically, the French government has issued three-month Treasury bills yielding, at an average, 3 percent.

Perhaps it was too expressive a face to be pretty — the obdurate and the yielding at odds in it.

He would place an ad in the Sunday newspaper and get 30 calls, yielding at least three or four jobs.

Mr. Rodriguez said he would stay in cash until the 10-year Treasury note was yielding at least two to three percentage points more than the inflation rate.

They hope the Olympics might discipline a lethargic city bureaucracy, defeating the nay-sayers as deadlines fall due and yielding at least some projects of lasting usefulness.

The Agriculture Department has a precise definition for farms (places yielding at least $1,000 a year in farm produce), but not for ranches.

Banks used government bonds as collateral to borrow one-year E.C.B. funds at the bargain-basement interest rate of 1percentt, which they then used to buy government bonds yielding at least 3.25percentt a year.

Failure occurs by in-plane bending, local buckling and yielding at short lengths, and by flexural torsional buckling, local buckling and yielding at intermediate and long lengths.