Sentence examples for strongest exponent from inspiring English sources

Ms Merkel is the strongest exponent of the notion of a "privileged partnership", and she is still hoping to get a reference to it inserted into the summit's conclusions, by pushing a fellow-conservative, Wolfgang Schüssel, Austria's chancellor, to back it.

One of the Bāb's earliest disciples and strongest exponents was Mīrzā Ḥosayn ʿAlī Nūrī, who had assumed the name Bahāʾ Allāh when he renounced his social standing and joined the Bābīs.

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He is a strong exponent of vaccinating children against communicable diseases.

An exponent of doctrinaire economic liberalism and a strong advocate of free trade, Frère-Orban played a prominent part in the Liberal movement while practicing law in Liège.

Recall that for a fixed line segment begin{aligned}&frac{1}{r}-frac{1}{s}=sigma, quad frac{2}{n+1} leqslant sigma leqslant frac{2}{n},&frac{2n}{n-1+2nsigma }< r < frac{2n}{n+1}, end{aligned}we aim to prove restricted weak type inequality at the endpoints using Bourgain's interpolation technique, and then apply real interpolation to obtain strong estimate for exponents in between.

In the case of strong self-similarity the scaling exponent for the stress field is uniform, coincides with the one for the average (nominal) stress and is controlled by the sectional fractal dimension of the material.

Likewise, the unconditional concept of SR-h-integrability with exponent r is stronger than the concept of R-h-integrability with exponent r.

Such inequality in the critical exponent indicates a strong difference in the spatial structure of the percolation cluster, which results in the different slopes of the curves.

Remark 3.3 It is easily seen that the concept of B n - C S R - h -integrability with exponent r is stronger than the concept of B n - C R - h -integrability with exponent r.

For instance, the difference characteristic γ introduced in [2, 3] demonstrates a strong correlation with the Lyapunov exponent [7] used in deterministic chaos (the definition of γ can be found in [2, 3]; see [8, 9] for its modification and discussions).