Sentence examples for becomes a weaker from inspiring English sources

More generally, this new century will be one where kinship becomes a weaker force.

"As you scale the capacitor down, it doesn't store as many electrons and becomes a weaker device," he said.

So, a cursory examination of the table reveals that as (nuto1^) the inequality in the statement of the theorem becomes a weaker restriction, whereas as (nuto2^) the inequality approaches the 'initial monotonicity' condition (Delta f(a ge0), which was required in the original monotonicity theorem, namely Theorem 2.3.

Because of the altered position of the nitrogen in NE58018, this analogue is less capable of forming a hydrogen bond between the heterocyclic ring and the hydroxyl moiety of Thr201 and thus becomes a weaker inhibitor of FPPS compared to RIS [19].

"It becomes a weak spot and prone to injury," says Owens.

For example, the rain water when pure in the beginning picks up carbon dioxide from air and becomes a weak carbonic acid.

If Bashar al-Assad fails to solidify his authority or becomes a weak titular president, he may not be able to guarantee his fellow Alawites a continuation of the privileges they enjoyed during his father's 30-year reign.

We also found that the presence of equivalence ratio nonuniformities exerts a profound influence on instability feedback mechanisms, and consequently the Rayleigh criterion becomes a weak necessary condition for the occurrence of self-excited instabilities.

There are points in Λ I 1 in every neighborhoods of λ*, i.e., the origin becomes a weak center of order two.

For massive electrons in semiconductor quantum wells, this ratio is proportional to H-1/2, thus in asymptotically strong magnetic field the Coulomb interaction becomes a weak perturbation [15, 16].

One example involves a hypothesized model of PCET in TyrZ of photosystem II, where TyrZ forms an LBHB with histidine 190 of the D1 protein, which becomes a weak H-bond upon TyrZ oxidation and proton transfer.