Sentence examples for weak entity from inspiring English sources

The perpendicular line denotes the identification and existence dependency of weak entity types.

That a newish, smallish, nonhomogeneous, resource-poor, relatively weak entity could endure and even prosper in the always-boiling cauldron of Middle East politics, while internally permitting a fair degree of freedom, is living testament to this king's skills.

In [12] we proposed a binary E-R model as a variant for graph conceptual modelling considering strong entity types, weak entity types, relationship types, attributes, identification keys, partial identification keys, ISA-hierarchies, and min-max ICs.

Hospitals are currently allowed to merge but merging weak entities just creates bigger failures, he says.

The chairman of the commission, Lee Nam Kee, said the regulations might also have the effect of compelling some of the major chaebols to sell off weak entities in which they had excessive investments that could not be justified under the new rules.

Because these contracts are sold and resold among financial institutions, an original buyer may not know that a new, potentially weaker entity has taken over the obligation to pay a claim.

The theory predicts that upon entering trade, in order to maximize consumption both entities will specialize in producing the good they can produce at higher efficiency, that the weaker entity will specialize more completely than the stronger entity, and that both will be able to consume more goods as a result of trade than either would be able to alone.

They don't even need to threaten because when a very powerful entity interacts with a much weaker entity, threat is always implied.

"It's really a merger of two weaker entities, though I think it's better than Chrysler being on its own," Mr. Corker said.

"The coalition did not turn out to be the weak, vacillating entity many had expected," he writes.

Afyare Elmi, a Somali political scientist teaching at Qatar University, said the Shabab had a more coherent communication strategy than the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia, a weak and fractured entity that controls very little territory and often contradicts itself in public statements.