Sentence examples for weak determined from inspiring English sources

She was a rock to me, strong when I was weak, determined when I was tempted to falter, and fierce in her defence of the family.

It is difficult to tear your eyes from these two men: the Russian an ordinary young man adapting to circumstances in a way only his macho father would admire, and the Brit a weak fool determined to prove he is not by rescuing his girl from rape and worse.

The cellulose-degrading activities of clones F4 and F6 were relatively weak as determined in the MUC assay, but since these data were not normalized per mg protein, this may also reflect lower expression of the cellulase rather than low enzymatic activity.

The annealing texture above 630 °C was very weak and determined by the orientation of recrystallization nuclei, whereas after annealing at 560 °C, the α-fiber (〈1 1 0〉//RD) character of the texture was enhanced, apparently as a consequence of selective growth of grains with α-fiber orientations.

Using these observations, a straightforward analysis has been developed in which the yield pressure of the multilayer is related to the onset of flow in the weaker layer determined by both its intrinsic yield pressure and coherency strains.

The majority of the noncancer serum samples also showed reactivity to BMI-1, but this was generally weaker as determined by intensity of plaque staining.

Note: Researcher's stomach too weak to determine type of sandwich.

But the link is weak in determining from behavior whether someone is lying, the report said, and "nonexistent" for determining "when individuals hold terrorist intent and beliefs".

A total of 225 existing studies from as far back as 1997 were rated in the NHMRC assessment from one (very strong) to four (very weak) to determine the reliability of their conclusions.

In another area with a gray color (Figure 9a), the graphic contrast is too weak to determine the difference in atomic number.

The interaction of the adsorbent surface with dye molecules (either a strong or a weak bond) determines the reversibility of adsorption.