But unions are weak, representing less than 10percentt of the private-sector work force, down from 35percentt in the 1950's.
Still, if all of these penalties reinforce one crucial idea — that reducing the number of human-started fires is an absolute imperative — they nonetheless remain generally far too weak, representing only a fraction of the damage such fires wreak every year.
{text{DNL}} = sum left| {{ log }left{ {frac{{R_{text{strong}} }}{{R_{text{weak}} }}} right}} right|Delta f (1 where R strong and R weak represent the S-H/V spectral ratios for strong motions and weak motions, respectively, and ∆f is the frequency interval.
The correct mathematical interpretation of a "lattice-invariant" rotation is given using the notion of weak-convergence discussed in Appendix B. In short, weak convergence represents convergence of functions/distributions on the "average".
While investors were scared off by Augusts low same-store sales, analyst Mitchell A. Kaiser of Piper Jaffray does not believe that one month of weak sales represents a trend.
While the emission of complex 4b was very weak, it represents an original example of dinuclear species in which a 1,2,3-triazole ring is bound to two rhenium in low oxidation state.
Mr. Abbas is a weak leader, representing only the Fatah faction and ruling only the West Bank while the rival Hamas controls Gaza.
The weak figures represent the latest in a string of poor performances for movies starring the former Swingers actor, and the worst of his career for a major release.
Russian officials, in denying any violations of the ban, said military scientists on Novaya Zemlya are doing nothing more than simple experiments far too weak to represent an atomic blast.
Despite rising awareness and warnings that poaching has pushed some species to the brink of extinction, enforcement and penalties often remain weak, and represent an insufficient deterrent to poachers and smugglers, wildlife experts say.
On the contrary, weak ties represent mere acquaintances.
