The phrase "a kind of weaker" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is somewhat weaker than another thing, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "This new material is a kind of weaker alternative to the original."
Alternatives: "somewhat weaker" or "a sort of weaker".
"And so, in a kind of weak attempt to in some way compensate for that, we constructed special programs called affirmative action programs.
Whereas, these integrated equilibria, these were actually perhaps not stable, and again I'm not being formal here, so I was being a bit careful putting it in inverted commas, and again, a little bit informal but a kind of weak equilibrium.
The most remarkable ratchetting occurs in the fusion zone (FZ) of the weld joint since the discussed butt weld joint of SUS301L stainless steel here has been proved to be a kind of weak weld connection by the measurement of micro-hardness.
When we unravel the facts of this matter and put them in a real context of national -- indeed, global -- security, the legal trumpet-blasting reduces to a kind of weak toot.
The first blend of the stuff, a synthesised cannabis substitute sprayed onto inert leafy materials, was similar to a a kind of weak bush weed, I'd been told.
The first blend of the stuff, a synthesized cannabis substitute sprayed onto inert leafy materials, was similar to a a kind of weak bush weed, I'd been told.
Condition (i) can be seen as a kind of very weak hyperbolicity condition.
In many applications, the Dirac delta is regarded as a kind of limit (a weak limit) of a sequence of functions having a tall spike at the origin.
In applied mathematics, the delta function is often manipulated as a kind of limit (a weak limit) of a sequence of functions, each member of which has a tall spike at the origin: for example, a sequence of Gaussian distributions centered at the origin with variance tending to zero.
The paper introduces a new kind of weak solutions of the equation.
