Sentence examples for yielding details from inspiring English sources

Officials said the F.B.I. first learned about Mr. Mohammed in 1995, when Mr. Yousef's laptop computer was seized in Manila, yielding details of a plot to blow up American airliners.

Hence, for two different yield mechanisms (shear yielding and flexural yielding) details for designing of slit dampers were proposed and connection's strength and ductility were compared.

She is conversational, self-deprecating and often seems to be confessing, without ever really yielding embarrassing details.

Forensic analysis is yielding new details of how the intruders took advantage of the flaw to gain access to internal corporate servers.

The structure and growth of amyloid-β and α-synuclein aggregates has also been studied by SR fluorescence, yielding new details of the growth of these fibers.

The algorithmic details yielding an efficient implementation of the filtering operation are straightforward and therefore omitted.

The signal from HP NBN was compared to the spectrum of NBN produced with normal H2; see the Supporting Information for details, yielding an enhancement factor of ca. 164 for protons in positions 5 and 6, Figure 2a.

In contrast, our methodology provides a multitude of correlated chemical shifts, which allows convergence to a single structure/structural motif, thus yielding unprecedented structural details for phenolic compounds in samples of humic substances.

TCNs were prepared from α-chitin of shrimp shells following a previously reported protocol with slight modifications (Scheme 1; see Supporting Information for experimental details), yielding individual nanocrystals having a coniferous shape of 6 ± 2 nm in width and 250 ± 110 nm in length.

The decision by Lehman's lawyers to call Varley has irritated insiders at Barclays, who view it as a piece of grandstanding, intended to attract attention but yielding little evidential detail of value.

Recently, Roberts et al. (2006) used a laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) technique to measure the temporal and spatial variations of tracer concentrations in water storage tanks, yielding far more detailed information than point-probe techniques.