Sentence examples for multitude of weak from inspiring English sources
Nkrumah denounced the political balkanization of the continent into a multitude of weak, nonviable nation-states.
The hairs, known as setae, generate a multitude of weak attractions between molecules on the two surfaces that add up to a secure foothold.
A multitude of weak, or transient, biological interactions (dissociation constant: Kd > μM), either working alone or in concert, occur frequently throughout biological systems.
The transient nature of the multitude of weak, local interactions between Skp and its substrates has also been hypothesised to facilitate handover of substrates to other chaperones [90], which could point to functional, as well as structural similarities, between these ATP-independent chaperones.
It seems that the synaptic strengths of the inputs converging to a given neuron are not exponentially distributed, but might be better described by a log-normal distribution [47]: this corresponds to the presence of a few, strong inputs that emerge from a multitude of much weaker connections [48], [49].
But Ian McAuley, a fellow at the Centre for Policy Development who has comprehensively researched the private health sector, said when there was a multitude of insurers in the market, each was weak in the face of prostheses providers.
The problem about ending the war in Syria and Iraq is that there is a multitude of players who are too strong to lose but too weak to win.
In addition, it may fail when provided with images with a multitude of the classes present in the images (e.g., lumen, weak stroma, intense stroma, and epithelium).
Regular physical activity has a multitude of health benefits; however, its effect on sustained weight loss is often weak.
Both water and chaperones provide a diffuse set of rapidly fluctuating weak links (low affinity and low probability interactions), which allow the generalization of all these statements to a multitude of networks.
