Sentence examples for yielding greater from inspiring English sources

Exploded view of the Sonos Play:1 speaker: the company says it has worked out how to give its speaker cone twice the travel as conventional systems, yielding greater sound output.

The zero percent finance promotions seem to be yielding greater showroom traffic and sales, said Ms. Holmes of G.M., though the uniqueness of current circumstances makes it "hard" to be sure.

Better to consider trust as a continuous variable that can spiral up, yielding greater cooperation and even more trust; or spiral down, yielding less cooperation and even less trust.

Conversely, amplitude attenuation over similar sensor spacing is strong, yielding greater potential model sensitivity.

Carbamazepine varied in proximity to sewage treatment plant outfall with subsurface samples yielding greater concentrations downstream than upstream.

Experimental and molecular dynamics simulation results suggest that polyimides with higher intrinsic free volume and rigidity are ideal for diamine treatment, yielding greater increment in H2/CO2 selectivity.

My experiment showed that once you get beyond the idea that modernist cuisine is all El Bulli foams and spheres, what you're ultimately working with are good techniques yielding great-tasting food.

If your current application is yielding great candidates, don't change it just for the sake of changing things.

This basic research advances our understanding in a broad array of fields, and serves as the basis for more advanced research and development, yielding great benefit to society.

Over the past month, nearly 20,000 people have been assigned new identities through the Department of Cultural Surveillance (D.O.C.S ., an organization yielding great nuclear power and the potential to launch a full-out assault on the Soviet Union, likely obliterating the entire world after all, it just takes one deranged general.

Of note, the immunometric assay of cytokeratin-19 fragments (CYFRA 21 1) has been the most studied yielding great results as a prognostic [ 36, 37] and OR-predictive tool [ 15, 34, 35].