Sentence examples for weak ripples from inspiring English sources
After phospholipids coating process, some weak ripples from typical peaks of talc powder disappeared and shifted to form shoulders on the broad peaks at 2θ = 22° and 60° because the phospholipids coating caused a stacking disorder in the talc powder.
The crowd offers a weak ripple of applause; the special was filmed at N.Y.U.'s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, where one might expect an audience to consist of people who share her self-identification, but they seem hesitant.
But the spending did not lead to a wider recovery, they acknowledge, either because the government pulled back too quickly or because the spending was aimed at the wrong targets and had only a weak ripple effect on the rest of the economy.
C1 calculated from this model compared well with measured Ca1 when currents were weak and small oscillatory ripples were observed in the sonar images.
The blockbuster March trade for linebacker DeMeco Ryans to shore up the Eagles' most glaring weak spot made barely a ripple compared with last season's frenzy.
Is that charisma and rippling six-pack making you weak at the knees?
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The dependence of the power coefficient and torque ripple on duct convergence angle is weak.
The shunt power converter of the UPQC is connected to the PCC through an LCL filter which keeps the switching-frequency ripple of the current (and voltages in weak grids) very low.
The collapse in property prices is also rippling through the economy in the form of weak consumer spending.
A back line of George Ford, Tuilagi, Joseph, Brown, Anthony Watson and Jonny May or Jack Nowell on the left wing would ripple with attacking options and hardly be defensively weak.
