Sentence examples for weak lightweight from inspiring English sources

Compared to Fortran, it was a weak, lightweight language".

This large percentage of increase in the ultimate load for this type of core material is due to the fact that specimen (ESB) failed due shear as X8 expanded steel mesh was insufficient for providing the shear strength together with the weak lightweight brick while specimen (WSB) reached its ultimate flexural strength.

"That may mean the PCC has to be better funded so that it has some investigatory mechanism and does not write reports as weak and as lightweight as this.

Under the assumption of using the proposed sensing method as the data acquisition method, if a lightweight and weak classifier would achieve good results, then we can demonstrate the validity of the proposed sensing method indirectly.

Under the assumption of using the proposed sensing method as the data acquisition method, if a lightweight and weak classifiers recognition method would achieve good results, then we can demonstrate the validity of the proposed sensing method indirectly.

The results also indicate that self-compacting lightweight concrete was weaker in compression than normal self-compacting concrete mainly due to less homogeneous internal structure.

That critical voices are those of losers, morons, lightweights, or the weak?

It has an economy big enough to match many OECD countries, but in education comparisons it would be a lightweight, its maths performance weaker than in almost any other industrialised country.

The design of low-rise commercial building envelopes is mainly driven by functional large volumes, and low-cost and lightweight materials that often present weak thermal performances.

In lightweight aggregate concrete (LWAC), the weakest component of LWAC is not the cement matrix or the interfacial transition zone but the lightweight aggregate (LWA).

Aluminum honeycomb cores, widely used in lightweight composite sandwich structures, are inherently weak and highly susceptible to buckling, permanent deformation and damage.