Sentence examples for weak means from inspiring English sources

But I wonder whether this is really true, to the extent that weak means unpopular.

Thus, the insider trading laws are a weak means of policing firms that specialize in gathering government information.

"The fact that experts think the taping evidence is weak means they are not seeing enough runners and is the best argument for not seeing them," he said.

Visually, it's as gripping as any art around, and comes with a memorable epigraph by Booker T. Washington: "The study of art that does not result in making the strong less willing to oppose the weak means little".

It is also a weak means to ensure that customer data is protected.

In the above definition, the very weak means the integrable exponent is strictly lower than the natural exponent p and if (r=p), this is the classical definition of weak solution to (1.1).

They are strong and weak, mean and in love – in brief, real human beings.

The appeal, which the board found particularly weak, meant the surgery did not get approved until a year later.

Such a condition is the weak mean domination.

We have simulated the stochastic behavior of commodity price with mean reversion equal to 1 ((lambda=1)) to observe the behavior of weak mean reversion.

The purpose of this paper is to establish the complete moment convergence for nonstationary negatively associated random variables satisfying the weak mean domination condition.