Sentence examples for necessarily weak from inspiring English sources

Conversely, a generalized solution is not necessarily weak solution.

In a recent article, P.A. Higham (2002) [Strong cues are not necessarily weak: Thomson and Tulving (1970) and the encoding specificity principle revisited.

Our results validate the premise that stereospecific but necessarily weak binding of tropomyosin to F-actin is required for effective thin filament function.

But this "vulgar and specious division" doesn't play much role in the Treatise, and Hume insists that calm passions are not necessarily weak, nor violent ones strong.

The subsequent phase-amplitude description is shown to be very well suited to understanding the response of the oscillator to external stimuli (which are not necessarily weak).

Critical information for the user might be intermediate nodes that are required for all paths to a target or collections of transforms that are necessarily weak, with no alternatives.

"We are not necessarily weaker," said Marina Ottaway, director of Middle Eastern affairs for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and an author of "Beyond the Facade: Political Reform in the Arab World".

He will argue that such a Lesser Israel is not necessarily weaker; on the contrary, that a time of peace in the region will let Israel strengthen its alliances with the U.S., the Europeans (already offering inducements in the U.N). and the technology-hungry Chinese.

Although the binding affinity of non-canonical EF-hands is not necessarily weaker than canonical EF-hands, the low binding affinity of EF1 might be attributed to the decrease in entropic contribution.

Brick-built structures were not necessarily weaker than their stone-built counterparts.

This explains why non-killed but near-lethally stressed cells are not necessarily weaker but instead might become more resilient (McDunn, 2005; Huang, 2014).