Examples of using Would yield in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Programming
No Jaffa would yield to torture.
What kind of offspring do you think that would yield?
That would yield 30 to 40 proteins.
I never would have dreamed this land would yield us so much.
If the good gentleman from Florida would yield a portion of his time, I assure him it will satisfy his query.
If it were done directly by the Spirit of God, it would yield no effects.
Using humans for a similar study would yield even more concrete results and conclusions.
And what he promised Isabella andFerdinand was that his expedition to the Orient would yield to Isabella and.
Squeezing half a ton of lunar soil would yield barely a small bottle of water, Benna says.
At five-sigma there is only onechance in nearly two million that a random fluctuation would yield the result.
A quantity of my newly developed coal would yield more energy than the same quantity of a common or garden variety.
We thought a lot before choosing theTax USA because we wanted to sure our investment would yield results.
Reinstating that rebate would yield savings of $112 billion, according to a recent CBO estimate.
Well I must admit, I wasn't sure my program would yield such powerful results.
But although this would yield countless original melodies never heard before, only a tiny fraction of them would be worth listening to.
Thus, a result with a 5, a 2 and a 4 would yield a point total of 11.
An example of this would be searching for- microcontroller“32 x 8”-which yields 201 parts while the same search without the quotes would yield 33,926 parts.
There was no chance that these leaders would yield to foreign pleas and run the risk of infuriating their country's Muslims.
The strongest electrophilewould then be the cyanide nitrogen, which, if attacked by water, would yield cyanic acid and the original cysteine.
According to estimates from JP Morgan, the pipeline would yield a higher and faster return on investment than the construction of the planned LNG plant in Cyprus.
You might expect that the most taxing physical tests would yield the most reliable results.
Its reactor concept, like that of Tri Alpha Energy, would yield power plants much smaller than a commercially viable tokamak, which would need to be larger than many stadiums are in order to work.
Abolishing retirement age in away that might erode the tenure arrangements would yield a less protected academic environment, and might also lead to the infringement of another important public interest.
A call to her father would yield an even cooler response, and so she spent the evening on the edge of her bed, neck tense as a fist, contemplating how a bottle of Moscato would pair with thirty gelcap sleeping pills.
Bruno Bettelheim had predicted that kibbutz education would yield mediocrity:" will not be leaders or philosophers, will not achieve anything in science or art.".