to yield

Examples

• All

• Only the glue code deals with continuations, yielding, resuming, and so on.

  Blog text (8)

• To minimize pipeline holes due to data dependencies, the L1 D-cache access is optimized to yield a one-cycle load-to-use penalty.

  Academic text (2000)

• Of course, the task could mark itself as not ready and then yield.

  Blog text (20)

• Yield path complete yields a path complete test suite.

• As I understand, the count function on a singular date would yield a result of 1 always, regardless of the date.

  Blog text (32)

• The cache was flushed when you finally yielded the CPU to another process.

  Blog text (28)

• The combustion timing is calculated based on the measured pressure signal from each cylinder, and the mixing valve position is then scheduled by the control algorithm to yield the desired combustion timing.

  Academic text (2007)

• The function will yield a value each time it is called, allowing for incremental processing.

• When the generator function runs, it will yield successive values to be consumed by the loop.

Antonyms

C

to continue

∞ 1.0

To keep doing something without stopping

Idioms

Y

to yield up the ghost

• Archaic

9.8

To stop working or to die after a long time of getting worse

Phrasal Verbs

Y

to yield up

1 7.4

Give something to another person because you are forced to do so

Compounds

H

high-yield

7 4.3

Producing a large amount of crops, goods, or money compared with others

H

high-yield bond

• Specialized

1 6.3

A loan to a company that pays high interest because it has high risk

E

egg yield

• Specialized

3.2

The number of eggs a hen lays in a given time, like a day or a year

M

marketable yield

• Specialized

4.2

Part of a crop that is good enough to sell

M

milk yield

3.2

The amount of milk a cow or herd produces in a period

Surface Forms

Etymology