Sentence examples for a weak event in from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

Giant slalom has been her weakest event in recent seasons -- something she has tried to correct this year -- and she greatly improved her slalom results last year.

The drought outlook is based on climate forecasts that reflect the potential effects from a developing weak El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean.

Based on cpDNA, a scenario of population expansion is suggested for both C. revoluta and C. taitungensis, while a weak bottleneck event may have occurred in C. revoluta (Fig. 6A and 6B).

We tend to regard this weak event as a pseudobreakup.

Most tornadoes, however, are comparatively weak events that occur in sparsely populated areas and cause minor damage.

a The observed waveform is shown in black, the synthetic waveform without site correction is shown in blue, the synthetic waveform after site correction with the HVSR of weak events is shown in green, and the synthetic waveform after site correction with the HVSR of the mainshock is shown in red.

A terrible throw in the javelin – she was 21st out of 26 in her weakest event – left Ennis in dire straits and Tatyana Chernova, a 23-year-old Russian who won Olympic bronze in 2008, took the world title.

Later tonight she qualified in her weakest event, finishing fifth in the preliminary round of the long jump with a leap of 21 feet 6 3/4 inches.