Sentence examples for yielding part from inspiring English sources

In comparison with other existing brace-type dampers such as the popular buckling restrained brace, the TTD has the advantages of being much simpler thus entailing a lower cost and the yielding part of the damper can be easily inspected after an earthquake.

This means the students have to take and yield the stage, with the yielding part of the dance as well ("no such thing as transitions," Cox says), and they have to breathe in time, with awareness, to make that suspension real.

But about 60percentt of the West Bank remains fully in Israeli hands, and some suggest yielding part of that area to the Palestinians right away and increasing Palestinian responsibilities in the other areas.

In order to enable the conservative yielding part in practice, it must be ensured that the accepted low-priority links are not subject to Tx yielding.

Recall that the Tx yielding part is governed by the inverse echo power of Tx node B, as illustrated in Figure3.

The conservative yielding part is for the high-priority link to accept additional low-priority links while satisfying its own bandwidth efficiency requirement.

Instead, we think that Barclays will have to make fairly minimal revisions to its strategic plan, which is likely to include some additional asset shrinkage in non-lending and low yielding parts of the book (e.g. surplus liquid assets, derivatives, repos) that will have a limited dilutive impact on profitability.

However, thermal stress accumulated during PBF induces part distortion, potentially yielding parts out of specification and frequently process failure.

He recoils, for example, at arguments against yielding any part of East Jerusalem to the Palestinians.

However, in contrast to the AY strains, the proteins of the central, energy-yielding part of glycolysis (GapA, Pgk, Pgm, Eno, PykF) are absent in strain AT.

With EBM, the as-built microstructure is dominated by an acicular α phase but also includes a small percentage of β phase, yielding a brittle part.