Sentence examples for referred weakly from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush himself referred weakly to Saddam's "weapons of mass destruction-related programme activities" in his recent state of the union address.Overall the White House seems to be hoping that the hue and cry about Saddam's weapons will fade amid Americans' self-satisfaction at deposing a brutal dictator.

If the unimodal sequences of weight n are not strongly unimodal sequences of weight n, then they are usually referred as weakly unimodal sequences.

Two peaks are generally observed in the spectra: the first peak in the higher binding energy range (529.0 529.7 eV) refers to weakly adsorbed oxygen at the surface of the catalyst (Oα species) and the second peak in the lower binding energy range (530.8 531.5 eV) signifies the presence of oxygen in the crystal lattice of the catalyst [29, 32, 38, 39].

This boundary condition is referred to as "weakly clamped" boundary condition.

The security potential of compressed sensing was hinted by Candes and Tao [3], where the measurement samples were referred to as a weakly encrypted ciphertext.

Here, ∥2P refers to the weakly bound monolayer of 2P on top of the SAM.

One type, sometimes referred to as GluR cells, is weakly positive for GFAP, expresses AMPA-type glutamate receptors and properties akin to NG2 cells.

Similarly, the transmissible prion disease of sheep known as Nor 98 and related conditions (often referred to as atypical scrapie) also have weakly protease resistant PrPres [ 3, 16].

The River Célé is weakly fragmented and will be hereafter referred to as the 'continuous landscape'.

G1 G6 (pathogenic) RHDV strains and nonpathogenic and weakly pathogenic RHDV-related strains (generally referred to as RCV) form 2 groups.

A group of states that are (weakly) connected by such fast reactions will here be referred to as a directed graph of fast reactions (DGFR).