Sentence examples for for sufficiently weak from inspiring English sources

For sufficiently weak distortional elasticity, the effects are perturbative of viscous fluid experiments and simulations.

For sufficiently "weak" coupling, a low order expansion in powers ofĜ0Vprovides the solution according to Rayleigh Schrödinger perturbation theory.

Like Spreiter and Walter's Taylor expansion algorithm, for sufficiently weak electric field gradients this second order method does not require a fine resolution of the Larmor motion; it has however the essential advantage of being symplectic, hence time-reversible.

These studies suggest that for sufficiently weak stimulation, various nonlinear resonances should be observable.

Therefore, for sufficiently weak contributions from anterior MTs, MTs from the lateral sides create the unstable tipping-point.

Computational studies based on current models suggest that resonant interactions between periodic pulsatile forcing and the system's natural frequencies may become evident for sufficiently weak stimulation.

For mutations of sufficiently weak effect, the fixation probability takes the particularly simple form (14) G ≃ G pass ≃ G 0 (σ 2 N σ ˜ )   (for   − σ ˜ < σ < σ ˜ ), where the neutrality threshold σ ˜ is given by the total sweep rate V drive = ∫ 0 ∞ V drive d ζ, (15) σ ˜ = 1 2 N + V drive (see the Appendix ).

Liverpool's shortlist to find a successor to Benitez was sufficiently weak for Kenny Dalglish to suggest himself as the new manager.

Cool the metal down enough, though, and the wriggling becomes sufficiently weak for one electron's gentle tug to be felt by another and for so-called Cooper pairs to form.

Osteoporosis is a condition of generalized skeletal fragility in which bone strength is sufficiently weak for fractures to occur with minimal trauma often no more than what is applied by routine daily activity.

On the other hand, if one elaborates a conception of the reasonable that is sufficiently weak for most persons in the society to satisfy it, then one is not likely to generate agreement on the basic principles of the society.