Sentence examples for weak moving from inspiring English sources

With this method, the strong moving targets can be extracted iteratively, thereafter the weak moving targets may be detectable.

In general, the transmitter must generate low-noise, stable transmissions so that extraneous (unwanted) signals from the transmitter do not interfere with the detection of the small Doppler frequency shift produced by weak moving targets.

Magnetic fields are produced by these weak moving electric charges in the ionised gas, suggesting that H II regions might contain electric fields.

The 101-year-old, two-time Oscar winner regarded the network's "weak" move on Tuesday to dismiss her latest complaint as a sign of "their continuing disrespect for her and for California law," her attorney Suzelle M. Smith said in a statement to The Times on Wednesday.

Banks and their borrowers are getting weaker, moving closer to the crisis that politicians want to avoid.

(Here's my take on this weak move).

It's a weak move for a company that made $5.6bn in profits last year," said Kwanza Brooks, a McDonald's worker from Charlotte, North Carolina, in a statement.

The easy and weak move for a Labour leader of the Opposition would be to receive praise from the media for acting "responsibly" by supporting David Cameron in launching air strikes.

Instead they made a pretty weak move to get more people to listen.

The group condemned McDonald's announcement as a "weak move for a company that made $5.6 billion in profits last year".

To call out the extinction of art is a weak move; an easy way out; an unfortunate, misplaced point between two phrases.