The phrase "a weaker direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a less forceful or less assertive guidance or instruction in a particular context.
Example: "The committee decided to take a weaker direction on the policy changes to ensure broader acceptance among stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a less assertive approach" or "a milder guidance".
The legs of the merged-type fixing device increase the tensile reinforcement ratio by 0.40%, creating a strong direction and a weak direction, relative to one another.
The board's opinions about the strategy and tactics may reflect a weak management needing direction, or may represent frustrated operators hoping for an exit and seeking to influence day-to-day decisions.
Thus, the overall population response differed among the three nuclei: RoV3 and MiV2 nuclei showed a clear sigmoidal or rectifying profile in their activation during swims, whereas the MiV1 nucleus was active during all directions, with a weak directional bias for ipsilateral turns.
Teams are crowding him and forcing him to go left (his weaker direction) and making him a focus of their game plans.
Most significant, the steel fibres influenced the load redistribution in such a way that more load could be transferred to supports in the weaker direction after cracking.
Surprisingly, the residual-stress anisotropy measured in the disk was about 40%, the residual-strain anisotropy was an impressive 100%, and the residual stresses were higher in the weaker direction.
In contrast, as shown in Fig. 3c, the legs of the merged-type fixing device increase the tensile reinforcement ratio in the B B′ section, creating a relatively strong direction and a relatively weak direction in the voided slab specimen.
To simplify ISN, we removed self-loops by subtracting the weight of weaker direction.
During freezing the expanding water pushes the cellulose network along its weaker direction apart, forming alternating layers of compacted and less compacted cellulose ribbons.
Reviewing it in The New York Times, Bosley Crowther said its problems were a "weak script," direction that seemed "completely artificial and stiff," and Mr. Ladd's reversion to "that stock character he usually plays".
