Sentence examples for in a weaker form from inspiring English sources

We've seen our material copied in a weaker form on Noel's House Party".

But scientists have long puzzled over when the magnetic field disappeared, with previous research unable to tell whether the field had disappeared completely by 3.19bn years ago or had lingered on in a weaker form.

For all the Forbes talk about bold ideas, it often seems that he is not so much running for president as he is running to stop Mr. Bush, whom Mr. Forbes portrays as a latecomer to his anti-tax crusade, though in a weaker form.

There is also a citizens' rights theme through the Queen's speech, bringing together the energy price cap – albeit in a weaker form as a non-legislative measure – a draft bill to improve victims' rights in the criminal justice system and a delayed draft measure on unfair tenants' fees and to help reduce car insurance premiums.

Drawing on data from Japanese interaction, it is shown that self-repeated gestures can be produced in a weaker form, involving smaller, less energetic, shorter, and/or less distinct movements, or in a stronger form, involving larger, more energetic, longer, and/or more distinct movements.

It is also a claim that for some good reasons and some bad reasons Lewis accepts only in a weaker form that is metaphysically contingent.

Encrypting entire frequency bands is identified to be a good solution in case a weaker form of format compliance can be accepted.

What we do is to strengthen that conclusion, by giving (a) arguably stronger evidence against the ECT (i.e., resting on a more secure assumption than that factoring is classically hard), (b) which could in principle be demonstrated using a weaker form of quantum computing (i.e., not necessarily a universal quantum computer, but "merely" passive optics as the article describes).

The bipotential approach, based on a possible generalization of Fenchel's inequality, allows the recovery of the flow rule normality in a weak form of an implicit relation.

The nonlinear partial differential equation for the poloidal magnetic flux is solved in a weak form via Picard iteration, resulting in a large-scale linear problem.

The finite element method is used to solve the governing equations that are derived, in a weak form, using the generalized Hamilton's Principle.