The phrase "a weak event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as discussions about probability, statistics, or events in a narrative that lack impact or significance.
Example: "In the context of the story, the protagonist's encounter with the minor character was merely a weak event that did not advance the plot."
Alternatives: "a minor occurrence" or "an insignificant event".
"She really does not have a weak event," Shannon Miller, a USA Olympic gold medallist of 1996 suggests.
THE STRATEGY -- With a point system operating like track and field's decathlon, the athletes cannot succeed with a weak event.
Statistical models still predict the El Niño event to top out at the upper range of a weak event (i.e. close to the +1.0ºC moderate event threshold).
Now, its arrival has been confirmed by the Japanese Meteorological Agency and US scientists at the NOAA, who predicted seemingly erroneously that it would be a "weak" event in early March.
These centers, however, also noted that if an event were to occur in late 2014, it was expected now to be a "weak" event.
"I believe a weaker event would not be as favorable for cold and snow in the D.C. area as Accuweather is suggesting," Ross said.
In general, Akt (Ser 473) activation is later and a weaker event compared with IGF-IR/IR phosphorylation (in most cases it reaches maximum after 6 or 18h of stimulation).
"2018 started out with a weak La Niña event but its cooling effect was not enough to reduce the overall warming trend which means that this year is on track to be one of the warmest on record". Separately, Japan's weather bureau said there is a 60% chance the El Niño weather pattern emerging during the northern hemisphere autumn from September to November.
For this study, variations in dissolved organic matter (DOM) spectroscopic properties and DBP formation potentials (DBPFPs), and the correlations among these various parameters, were investigated in river water samples collected under two contrasting storm event conditions (a strong summer storm versus a weak fall event).
We tend to regard this weak event as a pseudobreakup.
We are currently experiencing a weak La Niña event, which should stabilize over the next couple of months and perhaps even weaken in the second half of winter.
