Definitions

1. Yield is a function of a security's purchase price and coupon interest rate. (Web site)
2. Yield is a function of weather, viticulture practices and the unknown.
3. Yield is expressed in two ways: the current yield and the yield to maturity.
4. Yield is affected by the price paid for the investment as well as the timing of the principal repayments. (Web site)
5. Yield was approximately 4.mu.mols S-carboxymethyl ovothiol B. The identity of the material was confirmed by.sup.1 H-NMR as described below. (Web site)

Situation

1. So in this situation, range voting and Condorcet voting both (after strategizing) yield the same winner D, who as the question-poser stipulated, is the honest Condorcet winner. (Web site)

Higher Yield

1. The higher ratio of p-toluene sulfonic acid to o-toluene sulfonic acid results in a higher yield of the desired p-cresol and reduced isolation costs. (Web site)
2. This method provided several advantages such as shorter reaction time and higher yield.

Low Yield

1. However, there were some shortcoming in terms of long reaction time or low yield.
2. One barrel of low yield (one ton per acre) Cabernet Franc made the cut and provided a subtle expansion in profile. (Web site)

Screening Colonoscopy

1. Volume and yield of screening colonoscopy at a tertiary medical center after change in Medicare reimbursement.

Diagnostic Yield

1. We evaluated the diagnostic yield of screening colonoscopy in asymptomatic women who were referred for colorectal-cancer screening.

Toluene

1. Reactions in dioxane occurred faster and in higher yield than those in MeCN, THF and toluene. (Web site)

Good Yield

1. For example, reaction of excess benzene with 1-chloropropane and aluminum chloride gives a good yield of isopropylbenzene (cumene). (Web site)
2. A series of bis(fluoroalkanesulfon)amides were synthesized in good yield from the reaction of fluoroalkanesulfonamides and fluoroalkylsulfonyl fluorides.
3. The proline-catalyzed aldol condensation between acetone and isobutyraldehyde proceeds in good yield and with high enantioselectivity at room temperature.

Yield Curve

1. The method uses interpolation to complete the yield curve, using available zero coupon securities with varying maturities.
2. All these theories seek to account for the shape of the yield curve at any point in time and for changes in its shape over time.

Para-Xylene

1. This technology can theoretically produce twice the yield of para-xylene from toluene, compared to the toluene disproportionation process. (Web site)
2. C. with the maximum yield of para-xylene in the mixture of xylenes, i.e. (Web site)

High Yield

1. There remains a need for a process which provides a high yield to para-xylene in very high purity which is relatively simple and cost-effective.
2. A process is described herein for making a crosslinked polymer of maleic anhydride and methyl vinyl ether in high yield. (Web site)
3. Ketones can also be prepared by the reaction of grignard reagents with nitriles which following hydrolysis produce the appropriate ketone in high yield.

Steam

1. At high temperatures (700-1100 °C), steam reacts with methane to yield carbon monoxide and hydrogen. (Web site)
2. Burned with oxygen to yield energy, used in a boiler to produce steam for the generation of electrical energy. (Web site)

Unlikely

1. Since it is highly unlikely that two different messages will yield the same hash value, data integrity is ensured to a high degree of confidence.
2. For patients with a small stage IB carcinoma of the cervix, a CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis has a low yield and is unlikely to change the treatment plan. (Web site)

Adding

1. Fouling was calculated by adding the weight of the ring and weight of Toluene extract and dividing the sum by the total yield. (Web site)

Composition

1. The effects of catalyst loading and operating pressure on gas yield and composition were examined.
2. The effect of ruminal bypass lysine and methionine on milk yield and composition of lactating cows.

Scheme

1. With an oxygen substituent in the C-2 position, 66 can be utilized further to form the trimethylsilylenol ether 67 in excellent yield (Scheme 9). (Web site)
2. Catalytic hydrogenation of the coupling product (15) gives the extended three carbon side chain compounds (16) in very good yield (Scheme 4).

Demand

1. Succession is highly important, especially in agriculture where the demand for high yield is directly responsible for basic conflicts in the ecosystem.

Purpose

1. Warrants are similar to call options but issued by individual companies, often for the purpose of compensating for lower yield on debt. (Web site)
2. The purpose of a yield curve is to show expectations of future interest rates.

Leaves

1. As a stem grows, leaves tend to appear arranged around the stem in a way that optimizes yield of light. (Web site)

Yield Strength

1. The result after annealing is shown in FIG. 2. The yield strength for the material decreased with increasing temperature from about 93 ksi to 79 ksi. (Web site)
2. A final low temperature anneal will improve ductility, conductivity, and yield strength (but not ultimate tensile strength). (Web site)

Material

1. Yield strength, or the yield point, is defined in engineering and materials science as the stress at which a material begins to plastically deform.
2. In western Europe there can be no material increase of the acreage or the rate of yield; in Russia both are possible. (Web site)
3. Currently the cheapest source of material from which food grade L-cysteine may be purified in high yield is by hydrolysis of molecules in human hair. (Web site)

Establishing

1. In winter 403, Huan Xuan forced Emperor An of Jin to yield the throne to him, establishing the new state of Chu.
2. In summer 619, Wang had Yang Tong yield the throne to him, ending Sui and establishing a new state of Zheng as its emperor. (Web site)

Secrets

1. The brain is yet to yield the vast majority of its secrets, and it is unlikely that too many of them will be revealed in the near future.

Manner

1. The manner and degree to which alcohol expectations interact with the physiological effects of intoxication to yield the behavior that results is unclear.
2. In this manner a high yield (50%) of enantiomerically enriched α-acyloxy ketone can be obtained. (Web site)

Respect

1. With respect to the sample employing the silica gel, the yield of mononitrotoluene, based on the nitric acid charged, over a 16 hour reaction period was 48%. (Web site)
2. The result with respect to yield and purity is normally optimal when the pH value of the solvent mixture is in the range of 10-12. (Web site)
3. The methyl acrylate yield with respect to the methanol feed amounts to 66%. (Web site)

Nitrogen

1. When elements such as carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, and iron are burned, they will yield the most common oxides. (Web site)

Soil

1. Grain yield was most strongly correlated with soil N properties. (Web site)

Water

1. Evaporate the filtrate under reduced pressure, recrystallise the residue (water) and determine the yield, m.p., i.r. (Web site)
2. The process is simple and provides a diverse range of propargylamines in high enantiomeric excess and good yield both in water and in toluene.
3. His product would decompose water and yield the gas. (Web site)

Wine

1. Its vineyards not only yield a great amount of premium wines but a large volume of wine for mass consumption.

Pounds

1. They are sheared once a year and a full grown adult buck will yield as much as 2.5 pounds of fleece. (Web site)
2. The yield strength is the number of pounds per square inch (kiloPascals) it takes to produce damage or deformation to the yield point. (Web site)
3. High Strength Steel: Structural steel having a yield stress in excess of 36,000 pounds per square inch.

Farmers

1. Hybrid maize, due to its high grain yield due to heterosis ("hybrid vigour"), is preferred by farmers over conventional varieties.
2. The low yield and big threat of damage tend to dramatically throw away farmers from making use of organically grown fertilizers.

Notion

1. The central concept which is needed for this purpose is called [categorical] limit, and can be dualized to yield the notion of a colimit.

Ratio

1. Earnings yield The ratio of earnings per share, after allowing for tax and interest payments on fixed interest debt, to the current share price.
2. Earnings - price Ratio (EPR): Also known as the " earnings yield," this ratio is a corporation 's earnings per share divided by its current stock price.
3. An example of a ratio is the earnings yield that equals dividends per share divided by market price per share. (Web site)

Equations

1. Adding the first two equations together gives 3 x + 2 y = 2, which can be subtracted from the third equation to yield 0 = 1.
2. Hence calculating the compressive strength of a material from the given equations will not yield an accurate result. (Web site)

Order

1. Marrying: The blending of two or more wines in a cask in order to yield a wine with more desirable characteristics.
2. Magick would yield its secrets to the infidel and the libertine, just as one does not have to be a churchwarden in order to discover a new kind of orchid.
3. In addition, organisms from different rats were sometimes pooled in order to increase the yield of P. carinii RNA available for cDNA library construction.

Vectors

1. Vector addition means that two vectors v and w can be "added" to yield the sum v + w, another vector. (Web site)

Cost

1. In addition to yield, Nikon addresses DRAM manufacturers' need to reduce cost.
2. However, the processes disclosed in the above literatures has one or more problems in terms of yield, reaction condition, cost, etc. (Web site)

Profit

1. To be profitable, firms must sell a quantity of their product at a certain price to yield a profit. (Web site)
2. Yield management - The methods used in such industries as airlines and hotels to maximise the amount of profit per unit sold.

Terms

1. Overall performance in terms of growth, yield and quality of grapes for wine making is greatly influenced by climate & soils. (Web site)
2. Interpolation based on those points will yield the terms of W(x) and subsequently the product ab. (Web site)
3. Price expressed in terms of yield to maturity or annual rate of return. (Web site)

Atp

1. Apyrase is A calcium-activated enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of ATP to yield AMP and orthophosphate.
2. Aerobic respiration has a much higher yield of ATP than anaerobic respiration (Rich, 2003). (Web site)
3. And they can stimulate a high yield of ATP from the mitochondria for tissue energy. (Web site)

Ammonia

1. These researchers also taught that the yield of primary amine can be increased through addition of ammonia. (Web site)
2. The ammonia gas is then dissolved in water to yield the desired product grade. (Web site)
3. The primary amine ethylamine may be obtained in a good yield by using a large excess of ammonia. (Web site)

Synthesis

1. The yield in synthesis of the 2,4,5-trichlorochlorobenzenesulfonyl chloride was improves by using a 1:1 mixture of sulfuryl chloride and chlorosulfuric acid. (Web site)
2. Take the synthesis of N-benzylphthalimide as an example, generally the reaction time is about 10h, the shortest is 4h and the highest yield is 94%. (Web site)
3. This poor yield at the last step in the synthesis has been a stumbling block in developing a commercial synthesis of insulin. (Web site)

Absence

1. When the above reaction is carried out in the absence of pTSA, the yield of ester is reduced to 40%.
2. Example 1 was repeated, but in the absence of the tris(3,6-dioxaheptyl)amine, everything else being equal; the reaction yield was 42%. (Web site)
3. If the above reaction is carried out in the absence of an acid catalyst the yield of isopropyl 3-phenylpropionate is 58%.

Tons

1. Here it is sometimes kept to a relatively low yield of about 6 tons per hectare. (Web site)
2. The average yield was 6.5 tons per hectare.
3. The best yield of iron achievable from dry puddling is a ton of iron from 1.3 tons of pig iron, but the yield from wet puddling was close to 1.0.

Effect

1. The number of spots detectable in 2D gels prepared with individual RB compositions (the yield of trials) is used to evaluate the effect of the components. (Web site)
2. Paying points has the effect of giving the lender a higher yield.
3. Due to this effect the quantum yield for deprotection of the right-side ester group is reduced and it stays intact. (Web site)

Combined

1. When saffron is dried after its harvest, the heat, combined with enzymatic action, splits picrocrocin to yield D - glucose and a free safranal molecule. (Web site)

Fermentation

1. In fermentation, the pyruvate and NADH are anerobically metabolized to yield any of a variety of products. (Web site)
2. The rate of fermentation and yield on lactate substrate can be very high, e.g., over 98% yield of acetate from lactate. (Web site)

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