Sentence examples for much weaker current from inspiring English sources

The nearby San Geronimo A backup substation, which transmits much weaker current from the smaller Matagua hydropower plant, operated intermittently on Sunday.

A conventional microstrip dual-mode HTS patch filter, which has much weaker current concentration at the resonator edge, is usually used to improve the power handling capability of a filter.

In this case, the field induces much weaker currents in the split rings that are not powerful enough pass through the diodes.

When Gensler assumed his post in May 2009, the price of oil was $60/barrel at a time when, according to a then-current overview in the Financial Times, "the fundamentals of supply and demand are weak -- much weaker than current prices imply".

Apost concurrent to Gensler's confirmation raised the issue that oil prices had increased dramatically from February 2009 lows of $32.70/bbl to $60/bbl in May 2009, causing the likes of the Financial Times to comment that the fundamentals are "weaker, much weaker than current prices imply".

That is stronger than most economists expected a year ago, but much weaker than the current 66p and still a little bit shy of sterling's ERM floor.

Republican lawmakers have proposed converting the FCC regulation into a bill, but Democrats — concerned that the results could be much weaker than the current rules — are instead gearing up for a grass roots battle similar to the kind that defeated the House Republican health care plan.

In important respects, they are much weaker than the current policies.

Again, the evidence of an association was much weaker for former than for current users.

Stimulation with the citrullinated vimentin 66 to 78 epitope produced much weaker cytokine responses in the current studies - as was observed by Snir and colleagues, who found that HLA-DRB1*0401+ RA patient T cells produced a number of cytokines when incubated with citrullinated vimentin 59 to 78 but not citrullinated vimentin 66 to 78 [ 7].

At these latitudes night-time currents are much weaker (around three orders of magnitude less) than those observed during the day; nonetheless, they produce still measurable contributions (e.g. Park et al. 2009).