to yield

Man needs to be alone with God, to yield himself to the presence and the power of His holiness, of His life and of His love.

Again Magnus waved, about to yield to his better instincts and to the entreaties of his wife.

He said he would join me sled-length in declining to yield.

Now that she seemed ready to yield, he pressed his advantage.

The Soulscar refuse to yield, they will understand that this was a bad decision when we have to scrape them off our boots.

They, like rows of soldiers, like a strong and unyielding, unwilling to yield to the enemy to surrender.

With her much fair speech she caused him to yield, with the flattering of her lips she forced him.

I may have to go on cultivating year after year, a field which seems to yield me no harvests whatsoever.

Remember that it is not the mere study of the Law, but to become eminent in the profession of it, which is to yield honor and profit.

Although they have been sieged for almost a week, the soldiers swear never to yield the ground to the enemy.

However, India did not become completely "neutral" for it was obliged to yield to the pressure of the US over some issues.

It is usually a good idea to run your application under time first to determine if gprof is likely to yield useful information.

A thread can use the WaitMessage function to yield control to other threads when it has no messages in its message queue.

Evaluating the facilities and resources required to achieve an identified level of service or to yield a solution to a specific problem.

There has of course been a divine plan in place to lift you up, and gradually the awakening process has started to yield results.

Three presidential debates, held on September 26, October 7, and October 15, did not seem to yield an obvious winner.

Helen DeWitt's second novel explores Oscar Wilde's advice: "The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. "

Sea shore, is the wind alone, is the sound of hysteria, is to yield to the fate of the helpless.

In essence , the President had to decide whether to yield to the German threat and abandon certain American technical rights on the seas.

The captain, who was foremost, ran in upon him , and knocked him down, and then called out to him to yield .

There was no appeal against Robert's opinion, therefore his sister was compelled to yield.

At a minimum, a weightless thread should be considerate enough to yield whenever it completes a conceptual operation.

Each site is packed with information and the Live powered search that Microsoft offers tends to yield good results.

Security is among the murkiest of disciplines, and it requires thorough examination to yield a solid base of what you actually need.

Background: Nonoperative treatment of posterolateral knee injuries tends to yield poor results.

But it's doubtful that he now envisions a nuclear-free future. Maybe he's prepared to yield up future production.

Still, the low cost of doing business in Africa, coupled with a growing population, is expected to yield high returns for Yum.

Nevertheless, Mr. Dickson refused to yield, saying he had been working very hard before his vacation and would continue to do so while away.

He warned himself not to yield so greatly to this temptation, this peculiar weakness of his character.

In general, the system was so inefficient that the mere enforcement of existing rules was always likely to yield higher tax revenues.

But on Saturday, June 8th 1918, it seems that the universe is once again not ready to yield its secrets.

a simple flat list becomes one table, or "relation" , and multiple relations can be mathematically associated to yield desired information.

We love peace, yet we are not the kind of people to yield to any military threat.

Unicorn hairs produced the most consistent magic, and were most difficult to yield to the Dark Arts.

We were forced to yield our position to the enemy.

However, neither country was prepared to yield their respective.

To yield readily -- easily -- to the persuasion of a friend is no merit with you.

No one was willing to yield ground to the enemy.

They are often for a small problem or insignificant details of the dispute, refused to yield easily.

It APPEARS that Barack Obama's careful cultivation of a working relationship friendship with Medvedev is starting to yield positive results.

I am unable to restrain to sigh: Originally, after 80 we already die of old age, is only we were not willing to yield to age.

Should we believe in love, or should we uphold the love life or to yield?

See how the farmer waits for the land to yield its valuable crop and how patient he is for the autumn and spring rains.

Spending on R&D has so far failed to yield many truly innovative devices, says Mr Lewis.

Being a rule maker and to yield profit is always the better position no matter where you are in this world.

As noted above, the exit strategy is more likely to yield stabilisation benefits than to be problematic.

I tell you that there are terrible temptations that it requires strength, strength and courage, to yield to.

The matte black case is laced with glowing green accents and a metallic plate which all work together to yield a futuristic look.

The mercantilist view began to yield, after the late 18th century, to a free trade view.

value argument is correct that ought, at least, to yield stability.

To yield his best, man, like the soil, must first be torn up and then be turned over.

In the twentieth century random association is believed to yield up the deepest secrets of the psyche.

After all, two tiny islets less than three times the size of Washington, DChave little chance of forcing it to yield.

Such questions may not quench public anger in the same way as a pay-cap would, but they are more likely to yield useful answers.

The efforts of the fire services officers and soldiers " soon started to yield results, two sets of mounting gear gap. "

I did not want him to yield, though I could not help being afraid in my heart.

If mediation fails to yield an agreement, the parties to a civil dispute may file a civil lawsuit in accordance with the law.

he felt I loved him so fondly that to yield that attendance was to indulge my sweetest wishes.

So far, however, the underwater work has failed to yield a tomb.

The theological studies indicated that the mixes of the two types ice cream both belonged to yield pseudoplastic fluid.

Creative Design Support Engine, whose research materials are the patent results, can help to yield better ideas in human creation.

Business executives will not borrow money at an interest rate that exceeds the return they expect the use of the money to yield.

Believe us when we tell you that matters are moving along very well, and the work we have put in is beginning to yield results.

Gene-expression profiles of tumor tissue failed to yield a significant association with survival.

A division of those jobs should be negotiated to yield a reasonable cooperative(processing)profit allocation scheme acceptable to them.

This raises the question of how many genes a test needs to look at to yield a meaningful estimate of risk.

"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and for government to gain ground, " said Thomas Jefferson.

Further, this approach has the potential to yield significant performance gains, without requiring significant hardware infrastructure.

Along with financial support, Germany may have to yield some sovereignty to construct euro-wide economic government.

But this process often fails to yield the kind of results we want.

MySQL is the story repository; it is a relational database able to yield specific data quickly.

As pharmaceutical companies fund more of their own trials, the studies may be designed to yield the sunniest results possible.

The isolation requirement is sometimes relaxed for certain transactions to yield better application performance.

So as I've got older, I've learnt to yield myself up for kissing when the occasion demands.

Rapeseed is an important oil crop. Phosphorus (P) deficiency leads to yield and quality reduction in rapeseed.

Revision and rehearsal of the newly-acquired lexical knowledge are strongly needed to yield better retention.

A user-supplied query is analyzed in the same manner to yield a set of corresponding logical forms therefor.

So blatant an invitation to intolerance be fouls the political process and ought to yield contempt rather than votes.

Is not a terrible failure of recognition, but failed to yield.

scientific research that requires massive capital investment but is expected to yield very significant results.

Alas, it didn't seem to yield much in the way of actual policies.

The analysis subprocess can be imbedded in the optimization iteration to yield the optimal design.

Never have the summit rituals looked so hollow, for the G20 utterly failed to yield a solution to the eurozone crisis.

Separatists would be forced to yield to it?

But investment on these terms is in danger of losing steam as projects fail to yield sound economic returns.

The last track counts to yield evidence of the tigers was held in 1979, when just three tigers were identified.

Are the citizens still refusing to yield up the town?

Interaction between cytoplasm and restorer had the largest contribution to yield.

Not enough is known about these forces to yield accurate theoretical expressions for the virial coefficients.

This repair is not going to happen overnight; it's a gradual process that can take a couple years to yield significant results.

All but plug and backmix flow require rather sophisticated mathematical analysis to yield the necessary information.

The interpolation by point-by-point comparison was adopted in both horizontal and vertical directions to yield an approximate curve.

The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.

Still, many scientists say the Thai experiment was useful because it was the first large-scale HIV-vaccine trial to yield a positive result.

Beyond the yield point, the material will continue to deform, but with less stress than before, because the material has begun to yield.

Help me to trust the Christ who born my sorrows and thus to yield in life or death to thee.

The resulting feedstock can be distilled or refined to yield sterols and related alcohols, biodiesel and other fuels.

In 2003, its Baseline Report provided a filter for explorations likely to yield the great surprises.

to yield large, category and more sophisticated techniques of a variety of decorative and become the largest in north Chinayao chang .

Due to weather, cotton area affected limited, generally within the industry is expected to yield remains at more than 800, 000 tons.

Another excuse for the states not to yield power is that other big insurance markets are far from consistent.

Chinese calligraphers usually render their Chinese characters in the ways that exaggerate the form to yield artistic beauty.

It is advantageous to yield a bit in life. A step back is a step forward. Be lenient with others and you will be spared trouble.

This means that testing doesn't have to be extensive or expensive to yield good results.

This paper studied the effect of material rate to yield in synthesis of sodium phosphocreatine. And determined the best material rate.

These programs may include standardized tests and remote examinations to yield an accredited school diploma.

In young RR soy plants, glyphosate delays nitrogen fixation and reduces growth of roots and sprouts, leading to yield decline.

Cryptographers look at algorithms that are either interesting or are likely to yield publishable results.

Find the target or constraint cell that contains the error, and change its formula to yield an appropriate numeric value.

Jesus calls me to separate myself from the world and to yield myself wholeheartedly to praying.

He wasn't the kind of person to yield to illness.

The deal is also set to yield cost savings of $675m a year.

Gurian-Sherman, D. 2009. Failure to yield: Evaluating the performance of genetically engineered crops. Union of Concerned Scientists.

Those airlines lacking resources and scale may have little choice but to yield to larger ones, analysts say.

Even more strikingly, inequality has at last begun to yield.

His well began to yield 20 barrels of crude oil a day.

Various cultivars had different genetic effects, 3 component traits of various cultivars had different contribution to yield per plant.

This will then be sintered in a suitable atmosphere to yield the required product.

Therefore, this type of investment is supposed to yield fat economic returns for both parties in the partnership.

Analytics solutions need a rich variety of information to yield meaningful insights.

The expression is evaluated to yield an object of the node-set, Boolean, number, or string type.

Views on the type of molecule needed to yield gibberellinlike activity must be expanded.

The same cry was heard in 1979, only for one form of absolutism to yield to another.

Wednesday's action also reinforced the dollar's sensitivity to yield against the yen.

"Strong in will" , he recited at a press conference, "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. "

If they are made to yield by stronger force, what is to save the landlords from an equivalent fate?

He is not the kind of people to yield to threats.

Weeks of negotiations have failed to yield a so-called "grand bargain" to trim U. S. budget deficits by $4 trillion over 10 years.

A class object can be called (see above) to yield a class instance (see below).

Eg: They are not the kind of people to yield to difficulties.

Whenever she has been forced to yield ground, Mrs Merkel has justified the concession only as a necessity to avert disaster.

At the end, a series of deductions like these would handle entire sentences and paragraphs to yield an accurate text-meaning representation.

cucumetto seemed to yield to his friends entreaties , and bade him find a shepherd to send to rita s father at frosinone.

On one proposal, conflicting general principles are "specified" to yield compatible norms for a specific case.

Researchers believe this work will continue to yield even more durable types of glass.

All of this, combined with spending cuts mostly focused on defense, is projected to yield a balanced budget by 2021.

Typically, you create a SELECT statement, perhaps JOINing many tables together to yield a row.

Does your employee time work well for you or does it show up every day but never seem to yield progress to desired results?

The constitutive model had excellent fits to experimental data to yield matrix and fiber parameters that increased with time in culture.

Rushworth being obliged to yield to Lady Bertram's staying at home, could only be sorry.

In the previous gas bubble row measures taken already cannot make home games to yield jade reservoirs.

This allows our investment funds to yield profit even at times when markets are not performing well.

Originally bred from sheep in Kashgar to grow quickly and to yield more meat, the breed has since become ornamental.

The age at which the second language needs to be acquired to yield the protective effect is also unknown.

would have spent 10 years refining his drip technique to yield high-D fractals if people prefer low-range to midrange values.

the remainder of the MAP is then added to yield the final fertilizer composition.

But gone are the days when US policy hardball could force others to yield.

This tribe refused to yield to the powerful invaders, and fought bravely.

The PREEMPT_RT patch provides several modifications to yield hard real-time support.

Tar sands are unlikely ever to yield more than 3-4m barrels a day, equivalent to the pace at which existing fields are declining every year.

The net effect is that the trip, which isn't expected to yield major substantive agreements, also isn't likely to give Mr.

Do something similar for user and group and add all three sums to yield a fully qualified numeric mode.

But it failed to yield a clear verdict, leaving the first hung parliament in 70 years.

IATA officials say their baggage program is starting to yield big improvements, but Mr.

For Qaddafi's regime to yield, it's not enough for the coalition to sustain the pressure.

B. Mends toolings to meet the process requirements, to yield conformance products continuously.

Sometimes you just don't have enough information, or the competing values are too evenly balanced to yield a clear winner.

A macro variable is expanded "in place" to yield a text string that may then be expanded further.

Macroeconomics is according to yield, income, price level and unemployment to analyse the whole economic behavior.

Nested CAs tend to yield pleasing music; you can hear the visual regularity reflected in the music.

The venture is expected to yield 100 million carats worth approximately $15 billion over the life of the mine.

In addition, phenotypes related to yield were characterized for the set of materials.

Add up the element scores to yield an overall product maturity score on a scale from 0 to 100.

I am here to make an end of this. Your men have fought valiantly, but your war is lost. Are you prepared to yield?

Economic restructuring can take years to yield dividends.

PSA to yield a blend that displays excellent adhesion to steel and ostomy pouches.

NOTE: You should not expect changes in tuning to yield dramatic increases in performance.

Nitrous esters can react with alkyl peroxides to yield alkyl nitrates.

Their long search failed to yield any clues.

His view of what should be done was different from ours, but he was willing to yield and meet us halfway.

Example: CMBS or commercial real estate mortgage-backed securities are now priced to yield over 12% vs. 5% in recent years.

Manpower reduction is expected to yield significant through-life cost savings for CVN 21.

B203 improves the compactibility of particles, to yield higher green densities.

What use each production department directly is actual cast a person to yield several. . .

Control to yield simple but robust resizing behavior .

Dom Perignon developed a method to press the black grapes to yield a white juice.

To avoid a nasty surprise, the Europeans will probably need to yield to Greece's demands.

Pinot grape quality is generally regarded as particularly sensitive to yield.

On the other side, government employers have good reason to yield.

The difference were observed the effect of plant biomass, grain N content to yield among hybrids.

In 1805 Austria was compelled to yield Venice to the French-controlled kingdom of Italy but regained it in 1814.

He was wounded and had to yield himself prisoner .

Capacity or inclination to yield under pressure.

Delegates from . . . , you still have minutes, please choose a way to yield time.

The drivers that are projected to yield the highest return receive higher levels of investment.

the trait of being willing to yield to the will of another person or a superior force etc.

Zhuge Liang set the Meng brothers free again. How could he get Meng Huo to yield?

Climate change is too important and too complex to yield to either.

'I went in thinking I must persuade him to yield, ' Mr. Kim said in a recent interview.

The weak-willed tend to yield to various attractions and threats.

But to pacify China's US critics, it needs to yield tangible results soon.

He also blesses us with spiritual gifts and empowers us to yield the fruit of the Spirit.

For display, subtract the start time from the snapshot time to yield the elapsed time.

Most RDMA calls are so fast that the DB2 agent making the call doesn't even need to yield the CPU while waiting for the response.

Radio has long been under pressure to yield to television.

But Joseph gave three valid reasons for refusing to yield.

But it is also the pleasure of the flower to yield its honey to the bee.

The situation is even worse in China, which uses about twice as much nitrogen fertilizer as the US to yield about the same amount of crops.

Though gene therapy has yet to yield a reliable medical treatment, more than 1, 300 clinical trials are now under way.

It was unseemly to yield to such pressure.

God only asks of us to yield, to consent, to wait upon Him, and He will do it all.

Explains how to combine keywords, operators, variables, and literals to yield new values.

There are terrible temptations which it requires strength and courage to yield to.

A disposition or tendency to yield to the will of others.

Get two old support, Yang flower is very excited, now only left to yield ourselves in the demand.

We were forced to yield the city.

Sinosteel Midwest may develop its Weld Range magnetite project to yield 15 million tonnes per year starting in 2013.

The rubber trees they had planted were just starting to yield.

I am expecting this round of talks to yield concrete results just like all of you.

Mr Isdell's efforts are now starting to yield results.

Even if your boss refuses to yield, he cannot fire you on the spot.

Chesterfield To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.

are early taught that to apper to yield is the only way to govern.

In the end, though, France has usually had to yield to Germany.

gradually had to yield ground.

The key to yield to mold design and manufacturing.

In Lesson 6 , we will see how subjective preference rankings interact to yield objective market prices .

Finally, the 6 is multiplied by 2 to yield an expression result of 12.

What for mastery contended learns to yield and to obey.

Knuckle under To yield to pressure; give in.

The products are expected to yield biennial and triennial 4. 68% and 5. 01%, respectively, of its investment threshold of 10 million.

and explain how to assist the Garbage Collector to yield better performance.

Drive and monitor the consolidation of purchases and suppliers in order to yield cost reductions.

The government refused to yield to the hostage takers' demand.

If a company establishes policy to comply with governmental requirements and standards, is that sufficient to yield good performance?

Line 5 unravels the Base64 encoding to yield raw characters, and line 6 decrypts the secret message to the original text.

Well that's sad. I'm not about to yield to suggestions that the Chinese have a better justice system than us though.

For comparison, how long do you think it would take to double your money on Treasury bills if they continue to yield 0. 01%?

To strive, to seek, to find. and not to yield. ----A. Tenneyson.

So, plant a seed to yield a Golden Autumn!

In fact, salmon farms consume more fish than they produce: it can take three pounds of fish meal to yield one pound of salmon.

I had to yield to the call from God.

The town was forced to yield after a long siege.

Shows how to combine elements with operators to yield new values.

To yield to urging or demand; give in.

Pigs are born to give, to yield and to serve.

Range Resources estimates that Puntland has the potential to yield 5bn-10bn barrels of oil.

What may be distressing is that the tools we have right now probably are not yet the proper ones to yield answers.

That is where the real money is: platforms tend to yield lots of jobs in spin-offs and ancillary enterprises.

We pretended to yield, but our only thought was how to get his blood.

Has the earth ceased to yield its increase?

Then a dry time is selected to yield the desired % moisture for the cake.

Tax measures are to yield 4 per cent of GDP.

Music can also help cows to yield more milk.

You can even combine history expressions to yield sigil soup such as !

Formaldehyde in beer was directly distilled and then derived with 2, 4-dinitrophenylhydrazine to yield 2, 4-dinitrophenylhydrazone.

The Wisconsin study, which began in 1989 with 30 rhesus monkeys and added 46 more in 1994, is the first to yield a definitive finding.

His family to eat their own rice, is another species, not spread pesticides, selling rice, to yield, is Saguo pesticides.

Further out the curve, 30-year bonds US30YT=RR were unchanged in price to yield 3. 72 percent.

Benfica couldn't have picked a better time to yield a comeback to their winning ways.