The phrase "achieving a weak" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a goal or outcome that is not strong or effective, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The team's focus on achieving a weak result led to disappointment in the final project."
Alternatives: "reaching a minimal" or "attaining a subpar".
Wuthering Heights achieved a weaker screen average than the recent Jane Eyre film (debut of £1.01m from 422 sites) despite a tighter rollout which tends to deliver a stronger average figure.
To achieve a weaker curry flavor, add the coconut milk or yogurt to the masala after the chicken.
The Eli Roth-directed Keanu Reeves genre title Knock Knock found its way into 266 cinemas, achieving a rather weak £251,000, for a site average of £943.
Gelation is induced after only 30 min of ultrasonication to achieve a relatively weak gel with a shear modulus of 0.3 kPa; however, extension of ultrasonic treatment to 120 min yields a more robust hydrogel with a shear modulus of 1.6 kPa.
These algorithms help achieving a linear combination of weak classifiers (often a single threshold), capable of real-time face detection with high detection rates.
For example the explanation that "one teabag is better than four" was incorporated to explain that a stronger concentration is not necessarily better than a weaker concentration at achieving a desired outcome.
As for forming new weak or strong links, if there are no incentives to form any in JWBG2 the same must be true in JWBG1, given that an improvement achieved by a weak link in JWBG2 can be mimicked by a weak link in JWBG1, and new strong ones are equally feasible in both if pairwise coordination is assumed.
All the quantitative articles achieved a rating of weak.
A similar situation occurs at the flame root of the investigated turbulent hydrogen-air jet flame, where turbulent mixing is still too weak to achieve a fast mixing of reactants.
