Sentence examples for weak width from inspiring English sources
One is the width < 1 μm region, in which the MTF shows a weak width dependence, except for the via-limited condition.
For these short pulses, the measured ablation fluence has weak pulse width dependence and hence shows a slight positive slope.
Such webs are weak across the width, but this does not limit their use for certain end products.
The proposed framework is built around an enhanced-strain finite element formulation, designed to alleviate numerical pathologies known to arise in localization problems, by allowing a localization band of given finite width (weak discontinuity) to be embedded within individual elements.
This is supported by the relatively greater shift of (5 GlcNAc peaks following Gnt2-catalyzed glycan modification, and in the appearance of the (5′ GlcNAc resonance that appeared to be broad and weak (H6 line width of ∼67 Hz) >0.5 ppm (H) upfield of the (5 GlcNAc peaks.
This is evident from the figure that the soliton amplitude is drastically modified whereas the width shows weak dependence on it.
In the 25 transgenic plants studied, the correlation between the level of PpJAZ1 transgene and plant height or leaf width was weak (r = 0.135 and 0.159, respectively).
However, correlations between total number of standards inhibited and niche width were weak, perhaps due to the variation in the costs of producing diverse antibiotics and inhibiting different standards.
Similar to that in bulk state, the self-diffusion coefficient in nanopore decreases with the increase of density and the decrease of temperature, but these dependences are weaker than that in bulk state and become even weaker as the pore width decreases.
This observation can be understood by the weaker confinement in the width direction.
After nitrogen doping and reduction reaction, the peak at 26° reappears with broader width and weaker intensity than pristine graphite and the peak at approximately 11° disappears, implying reduction of the graphite oxide.
