Sentence examples for weak composition from inspiring English sources

Even Fernand Léger's weak "Composition on Red and Yellow Ground" of 1934 managed to fetch $806,500, albeit on a single bid from the room.

If one believes Lewis's likeness claims one will be tempted by at least the weak Composition as Identity thesis.

The recent observation that RCC8 composition table describes only weak composition instead of composition raises questions about Renz and Nebel's maximality results about the computational complexity of reasoning with RCC8.

Furthermore, if S is a subalgebra of the Region Connection Calculus RCC8 in which weak composition distributes over nonempty intersections, then Γ has a unique prime subnetwork, which can be obtained in cubic time by removing all redundant constraints simultaneously from Γ.

This sub-optimal outcome was probably due to the weak composition of the treatment regimen, designed without taking into proper consideration the underling resistance patterns to first- and second-line drugs in the population.

Even with the weak composition signal obtained from sequences with length as low as 100 bp, the detection sensitivity of the i-rDNA algorithm is observed to be greater than 70%.

Caveat: Lewis, Armstrong, and Sider all defend a view labeled "weak composition-as-identity," which is really the view that composition is not identity, but merely analogous to it in many respects.

The dam was naturally overtopped and eroded shortly after the earthquake due to its weak and loose composition of debris.

However, measurements of Tonest, at different heating rates showed the lower the rate, the weaker is the composition dependence of the onset temperature, so that the zero-rate onset temperature could be considered to be independent of the 3-HV content and equals that of pure P 3-HB).

The only painting that represented early Impressionism, Claude Monet's "Sainte-Adresse" from 1873, lacks the light effects that are the glory of that period and the composition is weak.

Galileo was also the first to show by experiment that bodies fall with the same acceleration whatever their composition (the weak principle of equivalence).