Sentence examples for yo of from inspiring English sources

where O is the intersection point (with Cartesian coordinates xo and yo) of the Tx-Rx straight line with the obstacle (see Figure 3).

It's like the Yo of food delivery apps — it rips out the layers of fat that we assume "should" be there, leaving the bare essentials of what we actually want to do with it.

Minority Media's Papo & Yo of 2012 is too wrapped in imagery and metaphor.

For multiple exponential fits, the equation involves a linear sum of i components defined by [Yoi * e−kiX] values, the Yo of which corresponds to the intercept of each component.

The scene is a constant yo-yoing of bodies going up and down.

Before that, I'd send them tapes of 'Yo!' so they could see it.

Mr. Pierce, a tightly wound yo-yo of a performer, unspools in this operatic lament about cultural decline.

"Americans wanted candy," said Gary Hirshberg, a founder and the "C.E.-Yo" of Stonyfield Farm, a yogurt company in Londonderry, N.H.

Or, "A dishwasher from Nancy, Vital Frérotte, who had just come back from Lourdes cured forever of tuberculosis, died Sunday by mistake," a little yo-yo of a narrative that gives pleasure no matter how many times it's flung.

Being enveloped by the omnidirectional swell of sound at the onset of the Tuba Mirum, or dangled on the yo-yo of hope and despair that the Lacrimosa spins with such masterful theatricality, are not experiences one forgets.

The latest ill-explained upswing of the government's yellow-orange yo-yo of terror warnings showed just how much uncertainty and suspicion have become constants in the political and civic culture here -- and how much worse things may yet get before they get better.