The aliphatic amines are stronger bases than ammonia, and the aromatic ones are substantially weaker.
The material, reinforced carbon-carbon taken from the shuttle Discovery, is substantially weaker and less flexible than fiberglass.
But Maryland's law, according to longtime structured settlement expert Craig Ulman, is "substantially weaker" than in most states.
Many had expected the panel, known by its acronym, Unmovic, to be substantially weaker than its predecessor, the United Nations Special Commission, known as Unscom.
Still, the more interesting question is whether the unions, whatever the blow to their ranks and finances, will be substantially weaker.
Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans said the census data looked "backward in time at an economy that was substantially weaker" than it is today.
Among these respondents, attitudes toward premarital sex were again associated with attitudes toward AIDS; this association was substantially weaker among those who did not recall Mr. Johnson.
For aluminum burning in water vapor, the optical signature of the particle is substantially weaker than in other environments, possibly indicating a primarily surface oxidation.
Well, looking at the graphic above (from Yahoo) - note that it's a dollar-pound graph, so the lower the line is, the more *powerful* the pound is - one finds that compared to 2006, the pound is substantially weaker.
But those negotiations met a warning from Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, who said he would not accept any bill that is substantially weaker than the one defeated in April.
