Sentence examples for become relatively weak from inspiring English sources
"And on its flank is a Hamas authority, which may become relatively weak because it can't deliver anything.
With aspect ratio deviating from 1.0, particle particle interaction and fluid drag become relatively weak.
And unlike birds, where the wings become relatively weak as they grow in size, those of pterosaurs do the opposite: they become stronger.
It is certainly not too early to identify a reconfiguration of the global economic balance of power: with Asia, Africa and Latin America all becoming relatively stronger while Europe and North America become relatively weaker.
One reason for these trends is that Europe, always the biggest supporter of international institutions, is economically, diplomatically and militarily weak; another is that the United States has over the past 20 years become relatively weaker and more prone to unilateralism.
After Ar plasma treatment, some of the peaks (245, 291, and 408 cm−1) become relatively weaker, which may be due to the surface defects on the nanoflakes coming from the plasma treated.
Theoretical analysis indicates that the solid-solution strengthening of Mo is the dominant high-temperature strengthening mechanism in fire-resistant steel, but this strengthening effect becomes relatively weak when Mo content is more than or equal to 0.5 wt.%.
Shalish et al. [47] observed that the relative intensity of the UV photoluminescence peak was stronger, and the visible luminescence becomes relatively weak as the size of ZnO NWs increases.
It needs to be mentioned that in the comparison of the distance map with the NOE data, we only consider those NOE distance restraints which have a mean distance of no more than 5 Å, because the Nuclear Overhauser effect above this distance becomes relatively weak [34].
In essence, pavement structures become relatively very weak in supporting the projected traffic loads during the late stages of the pavement service life.
Wildlife photography has become relatively easy.
