Sentence examples for weak version of the from inspiring English sources

Climate experts say a weak version of the El Niño phenomenon may be forming in the Pacific Ocean.

British soul/R&B is perennially terrible, which is to say a weak version of the real (US) thing.

Medicare, which pays low rates to providers, might actually offer stiffer competition to private plans than the current weak version of the public option in the Senate bill.

Quijada would endorse a weak version of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, and the conlanging community includes some of the last true believers in a strong version.

"What can you say about something that was considered the greatest catastrophe of the day and then have a book written about it afterward -- to really make it a landmark?" He gave a weak version of the De Palma cackle.

A "weak version" of the Rule permits another 99.

A by-product of our study is the identification of two possible readings of Parikh's axiom (P), which we call the strong and the weak versions of the axiom.

The aim of this paper is to empirically investigate the evidence for the absolute income hypothesis and both the strong and the weak versions of the income inequality hypothesis for people aged 50 and over in Europe, using data from the SHARE survey.

The debate in Congress has focused for too long on weak versions of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which only covers employment decisions and now has such a big religious-exemption loophole that many activists no longer support the bill.

This sketch of the logic of the kinship theory covers both the strong and the weak versions of the theory (sensu Wilkins and Haig, 2003).

According to both the strong and weak versions of the ring model, cohesin would not be able to associate stably with chromatin if hinges opened even transiently in postreplicative cells.