Sentence examples for as a weakly from inspiring English sources

Officially described as "the nation politically organized," Mobutu's MPR, the sole political party from 1970 to 1990, may be better seen as a weakly articulated patronage system.

And there is sharp, well-defined support from Pippa Haywood as a svelte City shark, Kate O'Flynn as the victim of Gorge's affections and Alan Williams as a weakly virtuous man in a world of financial predators.

The simoontisn also shows that the ring-like veloconsideredibution for pickup ions relases to a Maxweaklyn conducting shell-like halo.

The less porous corrosion film behaves as a weakly degenerate ZnO semiconductor.

This domain manifests itself as a weakly pronounced second high-frequency arc.

Henne et al. (2010) classified CMN as a "weakly influenced, constant deposition" site.

The leading candidate is known as a WIMP--a weakly interacting massive particle, such as the one suggested by supersymmetry theory, a popular extension to the Standard Model of Particle Physics.

In 1942, Glover Morrill Allen doubted that it was even a distinct species and in his 1962 Ph.D. thesis, Clayton Ray, who examined numerous cave specimens, agreed and retained it as only a "weakly differentiated subspecies" of Oryzomys palustris (which by then included O. couesi and other Mexican and Central American forms), Oryzomys palustris antillarum.

Active dehydrogenases in mitochondria reduce colourless TTC to red triphenylformazan (Steponkus and Lanphear 1967), hence bright red and red floral primordia were assessed as vital, primordia with a weakly colouration as less vital and colourless or brownish primordia as dead.

The leading candidate by far is known as a WIMP: a weakly interacting, massive particle.

The latter experiments thus produce a step-jump in stress triaxiality, as opposed to a weakly varying triaxiality in the former.