But only a month earlier he sent me a gift of £500, part of the yield of one of the ancient insurance policies he was in the habit of disbursing among his children.
Western intelligence sensors and seismic monitoring stations in Norway detected two underwater explosions in the area of the submarine, with the second and more powerful blast registering the yield of one to two tons of high explosive.
At Hasbro, the toymaker, the yield of one bond rose to 12.5percentt from 9.7percentt, but its shares are trading at 38 times its estimated earnings versus 21 times for Mattel.
In practical application, we use the first-60-months average yield of one of the stock replacements E rm).
If the yield of one farm is low, the yields of other farms are more probably low as well because of this spatial dependency (Woodard et al. 2012).
The variation of the selectivity, defined as the yield of one reaction product divided by the total product yield, with the residence time in a model scheme based on "mutating autocatalysis" is considered.
Cytological examination of the brushings and aspirations provided an increased diagnostic yield of one case (NS).
Similarly, glycine imported from the environment can be utilized to run the one-carbon cycle as well, with a yield of one ATP per molecule of glycine.
This study was based on data from a randomised trial in which the attendance and diagnostic yield of one and two-sample FIT were compared.
In the USA, a comprehensive review of the results of the AAD annual free skin check reported a yield of one melanoma per 667 participants [ 44], while in Belgium, the reported yield was one melanoma per 110 participants [ 45].
