Sentence examples for range of weak from inspiring English sources

The thick line represents the mean value, and shadowed areas show the one standard deviation range of weak events.

In the range of weak magnetic fields, however, the ODMR components overlap and cannot be assigned with single rates.

It is thought that solubility of Li3PO4 in the range of weak acidic to alkaline conditions would be low.

Secondly, the strong acid peak β at 272°C disappeared while a new peak appeared in the range of weak acid sites at 234°C.

Using a model based on the Gamma hypothesis – that antimicrobial factors in mixtures exert independent effects – a range of weak acids (lactic, acetic, propionic, citric, sorbic and benzoic), pH, salt and temperature and some of their combinations were examined.

Lindström et al. found that the gradual-change hypothesis did not provide an easy solution to the beginnings of aposematism, but that "cost-free stepwise mutations over the range of weak signals could accumulate under neutral selection to produce effective strong signals".

The spectrum presented in Fig. 2f, with an expanded spectral region shown in Fig. 3f, is dominated by a broad intense peak at 680 cm−1 with a range of weaker features observed at 371, 332 and 222 cm−1.

The company also said it expected earnings-per-share growth in 2001 to be at the low end of its expected 12percentto15percentcent range because of weak financial markets and a slowing economy.

More details of the magnetization behavior can be seen from Fig. 3, where M(H) dependences in the range of the weak magnetic fields are shown.

The masses of W+, W−, and Z bosons are each far greater than that of protons or neutrons, consistent with the short range of the weak force.

The azimuthal lever arm range of the weak binding bridges is much smaller than the range found for the strong binding bridges, and is rather symmetric with respect to the lever arm position of the crystal structures consistent with inherent flexibility.