yieldance (Meaning)
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yieldance (n.)
The act of producing; yield; as, the yieldance of the earth.
The act of yielding; concession.
Synonyms & Antonyms of yieldance
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yieldance Sentence Examples
- The material's yieldance decreased as the temperature increased, indicating a reduction in its ability to deform.
- The soil's yieldance under pressure provided valuable insights into its compaction and moisture content.
- Researchers determined that rubber samples had higher yieldance values compared to their plastic counterparts.
- The yieldance of the polymer film was crucial in optimizing its use as a packaging material.
- The yieldance of the gel was precisely controlled by adjusting its crosslinking density, affecting its mechanical properties.
- The yieldance of the elastic band was carefully considered to provide both flexibility and tensile strength.
- The asphalt's yieldance at different temperatures was measured to ensure its performance on road surfaces.
- The yieldance of the fabric was an important factor in determining its drape and comfort.
- The high yieldance of the silicone substrate allowed it to withstand significant deformation without failure.
- The yieldance of the biopolymer scaffolds enabled cells to adhere and proliferate effectively, promoting tissue regeneration.
FAQs About the word yieldance
The act of producing; yield; as, the yieldance of the earth., The act of yielding; concession.
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The material's yieldance decreased as the temperature increased, indicating a reduction in its ability to deform.
The soil's yieldance under pressure provided valuable insights into its compaction and moisture content.
Researchers determined that rubber samples had higher yieldance values compared to their plastic counterparts.
The yieldance of the polymer film was crucial in optimizing its use as a packaging material.
