Because of weak fabric strength, seismic anisotropy in the mylonite is significantly weaker than that in the wall rock (Table 1, Figure 10C).
Worst of all, it will further corrode the already weak moral fabric of Russian society, making it more aggressive and nationalistic.
It has been evident for many months now, and was made more apparent last week in Cleveland, that a Trump presidency would damage the already weak social fabric of American democracy.
Results indicate the less durability due to copper oxidation for copper-plated fabric and low and non-homogenous conductivity for nickel-plated fabric because of weak coherence between particles and fabric surface.
The core of the gneiss domes is normally dominant granitoid plutons (with weak or no magmatic fabrics) and high-grade metamorphic rocks.
Also, when the graphene spontaneously follows the substrate surface under weak interaction (imagine a fabric naturally conforming to a rough surface) and is not subject to any mechanical constraints (e.g., pinning [26]), the in-plane stretching of the graphene is also expected to be negligible.
It's important to not form creases in your tent, which can start weak spots in the fabric that will widen into holes.
In Ankara's corridors of power, the reasoning goes like this: unless Turkey adopts a new constitution, its social fabric will remain weak, and it won't be able to proceed further on the path towards EU membership.
Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut and a likely presidential candidate, said: "What the administration should really be spending its time on is identifying weak spots in the regulatory fabric instead of trying to immunize polluters and other wrongdoers from important health, safety and environmental protections".
Having floated much higher than originally anticipated the balloon greatly expanded and a weak seam in the calico fabric suddenly burst.
