Sentence examples for weak measure from inspiring English sources

To be fair to the government, even this weak measure met with fierce opposition from much of the corporate sector and their tax minimisation advisers.

The measure (mu_{mathrm {ut}}) is slightly weaker than the weak measure of tightness studied in [6].

Second, we found a weak measure of invariance across groups with respect to the threatening factor scales used in this study.

For instance, using a very high cut height or dissimilarity threshold would result in most websites being included in one giant cluster since a weak measure of similarity is enforced during the merging process.

In biometrics, this can be considered as a weak measure unless some additional benefits of the algorithms (in terms of computation time or better correlation with MOS) is described that differentiate from existing approaches.

For most of the last century, the US Senate was known for the legislation it blocked rather than the legislation it passed (it took until 1957, for instance, to pass a civil rights act, and then it was a fairly weak measure).

Photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) measurements were made in the presence of a weak measuring light (F0) and then during a 1 s (8000 ��mol photon m−2.saturatingating pulse of light (Fm).

More concerns were raised about the potentially weak measures that companies employ to protect and secure data over the internet.

This was echoed by Ed Miliband, the former Labour leader and energy secretary, who said he feared the new ban in 23 years' time was a "smokescreen for weak measures to tackle 40,000 deaths a year from air pollution now".

Pollock has been an honest critic of the financial bailout program and the weak measures undertaken by both the Bush and Obama administrations to stem the epidemic of mortgage foreclosures.

Let's put this into historical perspective with our occasional chart which tracks how Hillary Clinton is doing in Strong Plus Weak measured against how Barack Obama did in 2008 and 2012.