Sentence examples for finding a weak from inspiring English sources
Unwittingly, these mobs have become perhaps Haiti's only front-line deterrent to the Colombian cocaine traffickers, who, ever adept at finding a weak spot in the Caribbean through which to funnel their drugs northward, have flocked to impoverished Haiti bringing cash, crime and corruption.
Houghton et al. [50] reported a similar result, finding a weak negative correlation between area sampled and EAGB.
But this year Republicans, finding a weak incumbent in Democratic Governor Pat Quinn, see an opening.
Houghton et al. [ 50] reported a similar result, finding a weak negative correlation between area sampled and EAGB.
Lew and Schmidt [ 11] studied self-reflection in 690 young (average age 17 years) first year applied science students in Singapore, finding a weak correlation between quality of reflection journal writing and academic performance.
One cohort (Sorahan et al, 1989) followed up male rubber workers from 13 factories during 1946 1985, finding a weak excess mortality from laryngeal cancer (SMR=1.19, on the basis of 33 observed cases).
He had a knack of finding a person's weak spot and exploiting it.
For Boosting theory, these directions include deducing a tighter generalization error bound and finding a more precise weak learning condition in multiclass problem.
Using the double-transgenic line Tg[Atoh1a:dTomato ; ET krt4 EGFP sqet4] to simultaneously visualize Atoh1a expression and hair cells, we extended these previous observations by finding a broad but weak Atoh1a in supporting cells, which stabilizes and becomes stronger in UHCPs and in young hair cells (Fig. 3E).
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, July 22 , 1974P. 68 There is a great deal of talk about the distress of enduring another campaign for the upcoming election in October and finding again a weak minority Government in power.
There is a great deal of talk about the distress of enduring another campaign for the upcoming election in October and finding again a weak minority Government in power.
