Sentence examples for yielding in time from inspiring English sources

As for reinforcing steel strains, the application of CFRP retrofit significantly limited the spread of yielding in time and space.

This procedure was replicated 20 times, yielding in total 100 runs.

We show how to solve both these problems in O kn) time, yielding an O kn) time solution for the TBR-RS problem.

The reduced cost and reduced sample size would allow for analysis of aerosols with shorter collection times, yielding higher time resolution in the data.

Maybe politicians could address each other in debates by yielding their time to the senior senator from Wisconsin – and their third cousin once removed.

The first example, that of in-phase superposition yielding four times the individual intensity, constitutes what is called constructive interference.

Billups did little to assuage concerns about his health, yielding significant time to Rodney Stuckey.

For instance, when the received pulses are sufficiently separated in time (yielding a certain spacial resolution), so that they do not overlap, MMSE equalization implies that the receive filter must be matched to a(t), in which case the output SNR is maximized.

A visibly frustrated Farenthold issued some final words before yielding back his time.

This allows the construction of each row in O(M) time, yielding the above running time.

A new transmission of the measured output to the controller is triggered by significant changes in the parameters, yielding time-varying transmission intervals.