Liverpool are a different and far weaker proposition for it.
The Ramsey sentence expresses an apparently weaker proposition than TC, at least in standard truth-conditional semantics.
Bin Laden was convinced that the consumerist and hedonistic Americans were a weaker proposition than the Soviets, and that he could bring down the US too.
"Did you invest in the weakest proposition to hurt your rivals?" asked the workshop's official investment strategy adviser - and got knowing chuckles from the Brazil team in response.
According to Ressi, "most entrepreneurs add useless adjectives, define their audience too vaguely and have a weak value proposition with no secret sauce".
As we have seen by using Hölder's inequality in Remark 1.9, if we use the space, then we will obtain a result weaker than Proposition 1.8.
He added: A second factor is that the activities outside the ring-fence will, almost by definition, be less diversified and weaker credit propositions than the whole bank is today.
"Sprint's management is taking an admirably sober approach, and it is at least talking about the core issues — lax credit standards, high involuntary churn, lack of a compelling consumer value proposition, weak customer service, a subpar network, and, well, you get the idea," Mr. Moffett wrote in a research report.
The characterisation of "weak solution" in Proposition 20 differs slightly from the standard definition, but it implies successively by means of approximation that: 1.
In short, every weak solution in Proposition 19 proves to be a "renormalized" solution (in the sense of DiPerna and Lions [33]) and so is unique.
