Sentence examples for successively weaker from inspiring English sources

It is clearly seen that the powders calcined up to 900 °C are characterized by strong SO4 2− absorptions and successively weaker ones of hydroxyls/water.

As expected, the bounds are tight for the French reference and grow successively weaker (Table S5 and Table S6).

The molecular system including AR, antiandrogen, water, and ions was heated to 300 K and equilibrated with two rounds of 0.1-ns MD simulations under successively weaker harmonic constraints on AR or antiandrogen atoms.

A nine-region plastid tree supports Phaenospermateae, Brylkinieae Meliceae and Stipeae Ampelodesmeae as successively diverging lineages, but with weak support for the clade including Stipeae Ampelodesmeae and the rest of Pooideae (Romaschenko et al. 2012).

The liquid-phase version of the GAB model takes up the concept of two distinct adsorption states: There are N m equivalent adsorption sites per unit area to which adsorbate molecules bind strongly, and each occupied site can accommodate successively further adsorbate molecules in a weaker sorption state.

The average sum rates of the considered transmission schemes are shown in Fig. 4. Comparing the sum rates achieved in different interference scenarios, we can see that as the pico-BS moves, the system successively experiences mixed 2, strong, mixed 1, and weak interference scenarios.

The undesirable scenario is to have successively failed retransmissions when the nodes are communicating over weak channels.

In contrast, Boginski et al. [6] constructed their network by thresholding the correlations resulting in different threshold dependent networks, and Onnela et al. [18] studied growing networks by adding successively edges according to their rank, ordered from strong to weak correlations.

Successive emanations of aeons were charged with successively diminished force.

Indeed, repetitive oral application of other irritants such as nicotine, menthol, zingerone or mustard oil elicits sensations that decline successively across trials [ 101- 104], evidencing response habituation with weak or no sensitization.

It is also worth noting that the two preferences were able to fix under a broader set of circumstances when introduced simultaneously vs. successively – this replicates the result in Figure 2, where direct selection against preference is weaker when two preferences are at low frequencies (dashed lines) than when one is already at a high frequency (solid lines).