Sentence examples for weak characterisation from inspiring English sources

Some suggest this is Alice seen through a disconcerting Hollywood action movie filter, with weak characterisation and tepid dialogue.

It's light on characterisation and subtext.

The characterisation of "weak solution" in Proposition 20 differs slightly from the standard definition, but it implies successively by means of approximation that: 1.

Property 4) is a characterisation of weak time consistency in terms of acceptance sets, and property 5) gives a characterisation in terms of the supermartingale property of the penalty function.

The more specific an analogy, the stronger; the more abstract the characterisation, the weaker the argument as an analogy.

Christopher Tayler, in the London Review of Books, called the characterisation of Mountstuart weak and wondered if he was merely a device through which Boyd could write pastiche about 20th-century writers, "Boyd hustles you through to the end despite all this, but it's hard not to wonder if it was really worth making the journey".

The ZnT9-like cluster (previously classified in CDF subfamily I [ 3]) was found to be close to the Mn-CDF group, but the lack of biochemical characterisation and a weak bootstrap value (23) prompted us to exclude this cluster from the Mn-CDF group.

Matthew McKinnon 38, film editor The images were amazing but the characterisation was a bit weak.

Alastair Cook, damaged but not fatally so by Pietersen's characterisation of him as a weak captain and stronger for having walked through the fire of his summer travails, has much work to do to forge a new team identity and reconnect with the public.

Visualisation of the expression patterns of the Dpp target genes Race and u-shaped (ush) in tld E839K homozygous mutant embryos reveals that expression of the peak threshold gene Race is lost and expression of the lower threshold gene ush is narrower than in wild-type embryos, suggesting shallow gradient formation, consistent with the previous characterisation of this allele as weak.

The characterisation of the 44th President as "weak" can be brushed aside: he will leave as strong a legacy in many areas as could reasonably be hoped for.