Sentence examples for means of weak from inspiring English sources

This contribution describes the modeling of such systems by means of weak formulations derived from Hamilton's Principle in a material as well as a spatial formulation.

Particles in higher generations generally have greater mass and less stability, causing them to decay into lower-generation particles by means of weak interactions.

The fundamental laws governing the weak force should not be indifferent to mirror reflection, and, therefore, particle interactions that occur by means of the weak force should show some measure of built-in right- or left-handedness that might be experimentally detectable.

Polypropylene mesh has been used as a means of reinforcing weak tissues in women with pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence.

In the second essay, I examine whether firms choose to source from multinational (MNC) suppliers instead of local suppliers as a means of overcoming weak contract enforcement institutions or as a means of accessing supply chain management capabilities.

Drought, clogged ports, transport shortage, inadequate roads, nonexistent means of communication, weak administrative structures and conflict - some or all combine to make the work difficult, risky and frequently frustrating.

Several copies of this local network are then connected by means of many, weak, reciprocal, excitatory projections that allow one region to control the recall of information in another to produce behaviors analogous to serial memory, classical and operant conditioning, secondary reinforcement, refabrication of memory, and fabrication of possible future events.

Similarly, by means of the weak Orlicz-Lorentz functional ∥ f ∥ F, ∞ = sup t ≥ 0 F ˜ − 1 ( t ) f ∗ ( t ), we define the Orlicz-Lorentz space L F, ∞.

Prima facie reasons have been suggested in epistemology as a means of providing weak and defeasible a priori justifications for epistemologically fundamental beliefs such as the belief in the existence of an external reality, for which a strict and non-circular a priori-justification seems to be impossible.

This is a first evidence that the model can account for the universality of categorization patterns across cultures by means of only weak constraints on the perceptual space of the individuals.

Iron weapons are cheap means of fighting weaker enemies.