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And pulse-system yield: we're looking at 20-kiloton yield for an effective thrust of 10 million newtons.
And the dilemmas of love and desire, they don't yield just simple answers of black and white and good and bad, and victim and perpetrator.
When we're out on the road, other people have expectations: So, when a cyclist puts up their arm, it means they're expecting the car to yield to them and make room for them to make a lane change.
And here, we watch a car blow through a red light and yield to it.
Now, familiar furniture looms, floors tilt, and doorknobs yield only when wrestled round with both hands.
By doing this, you tell the farmer how many fruits she has in every tree and allow her to estimate the yield in the orchard, optimizing the production chain downstream.
But although this would yield countless original melodies never heard before, only a tiny fraction of them would be worth listening to.
Now, we can be sure that asking either Tee or Eff a question put this way will yield 'ozo' if the hypothetical question is true and 'ulu' if it's false regardless of what each word actually means.
If you micro-dose just a pinch of fertilizer to a plant that's taller than I am, you unlock enormous yield gain.
If we could get that, maybe we could have a better understanding of how the brain is organized to yield thoughts and emotions and actions and sensations.
But all of these changes also yield a strange and paradoxical result, which is that even as the world is becoming a better and more humane place, which it is, there's a very common perception that it's becoming worse and more cruel, which it's not.
The problem was, the way we manufactured these systems was very inefficient, had low yield and was very error-prone.
The unfortunate thing is that now, as we look at the independent analyses of what those climate treaties are liable to yield, the magnitude of the problem before us becomes clear.
Regenerative agriculture, on the other hand, restores soil health and productivity, increases yield, improves water retention, benefits smallholder farmers and large farming operations alike and brings carbon back to the land.
India has some upside in terms of potential yield increases.
Now this is the gap between its current yield and the theoretical maximum yield it can achieve.
CRISPR could create plants that yield larger fruit, mosquitoes that can’t transmit malaria, or even reprogram drug-resistant cancer cells.
It didn't yield.
By stacking up in layers, you are able to grow more yield per square meter.
And so when we do the experiments, we can't actually take a loss in yield, because while we are doing these experiments, say, beginning about 10 years from now, the earth's population will be even more than it is right now.
And the climate change is actually causing loss of yield all over the earth.
So why would farmers want to buy seeds if it's going to impact yield?
So we're not going to let it impact yield, we're going to always have checks and balances that says go or no go on that experiment.
So testing for HPV would yield many, many positives, and although most of them won’t be cause for concern, there is still no treatment plan for clearing the body of the virus.
Like this, they always have a yield, as the varieties differ in their reaction to pests and drier or wetter years.
These one or two story structures, designed to yield only enough income to cover the taxes on the land on which they stand, were not meant to be permanent buildings.
When he walks into an agrodealer's shop, all he wants is certified and proper cabbage seeds that, if he were to plant them, will yield a harvest rich enough that he can pay for the school fees of his children.
These poor farmers working the land by hand or with their animals, had yield levels that are comparable to the poorest farmers today in West Africa.
This one said, "Yield: one ejaculate."
In so doing, the guardians of secular democracy in effect yield the connection between education and values to fundamentalists, who, you can be sure, have no compunctions about using education to further their values: the absolutes of a theocracy.
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