"They're characterized as weak, but people don't see what they wrestle with day in and day out".
President Obama, unfortunately, has been characterized as weak, as someone who can be rolled.
I've often thought the president must reflect his mother in ways even he might find hard to acknowledge; his desire to "find the middle way," characterized as "weak" by glib commentators, seems to me a rare strength.
Age-related voice change is characterized as weak, harsh, and breathy.
This problem is trivial in cases that DFIGs are connected with conventional power grid with a large number of SMs, however it will possibly cause serious frequency stability and power balance problem in microgrid environment characterized as weak equivalent inertia (few rotating elements), small system capacity, high penetration of new energy and large amount of power electronic devices.
TCE and two of its key metabolites, TCA and DCA, have been characterized as weak peroxisome proliferators.
Actomyosin configurations are characterized as weak and strong binding states based in part on their ability to generate work with only the strongly bound state work-generating.
In A. baumannii, strains capable of forming biofilms were more often observed to be resistant to aminoglycosides, carbepenems, tetracyclines, and sulfonamides compared to those strains characterized as weak biofilm producers.
After the imputation step, genes were further characterized as "weak" (W) if their expression value fell below the 5th percentile of all expression values from the respective beadchip, "intermediate" (I) if the expression value was between the 5th and 20th percentile and "strong" (S) if it laid above the 20th percentile.
Four were biologically characterized as "weak-affinity" binding sites [ 36] which could indicate reduced functionality and a loss of evolutionary pressure, and the last was postulated to be recently evolved in D. melanogaster due to an absence of orthologous sequence in both closely and distantly related Drosophila species [ 33, 37].
