Sentence examples similar to weakening range from inspiring English sources

We thus conclude that the fault gouges in this study evolved with strain from distributed deformation (cataclasis, grain rotation, and/or grain sliding) accompanied by faulting (through Riedel shears) in the strain-hardening range, to strain localization by the development of the B and Y shears in the strain-weakening range, which eventually leads to the unstable slip event.

Citigroup strategist Dirk Willer said he expected the peso, long a bellwether for investor sentiment about the US election, to keep weakening and range between 21 and 22 per dollar until it is clear what trade policies Trump will enact.

Explanations for the rapidly weakening sales range from the antiseptic cover picture to the edge-of-summer timing.

Permanent magnet synchronous motors have quite limited field-weakening speed range due to the constant magnet flux linkage.

Moreover, these medication costs are reported with imprecision (i.e., a wide range), weakening the strength of the conclusion that TB medication costs were high in Nigeria; h Income share based on 1992 estimates instead of 1993; i Income share based on 1999 estimates instead of 1998; j Income share based on 1998 estimates instead of 2000.

"The US dollar has weakened against a range of currencies, and we're witnessing a flight to safety.

This culminates in the weakening of long-range attractive electrostatic interactions with bulk solvent as well as in reducing the possibility of forming local hydrogen bonds with water molecules.

These localized chromatin defects at the 5′ end of GAD1 are superimposed by disordered locus-specific chromosomal conformations, including weakening of long-range promoter-enhancer loopings and physical disconnection of GAD1 core promoter sequences from cis-regulatory elements positioned 50 kilobases further upstream.

That all shifted in the mid-1970s as organized big business gained influence in Washington, the power of labor unions weakened, and a range of new policies undermined the living standards of working Americans.

That was caused by gradual weakening of long-range interactions within which the highest share is taken by dispersion interactions.

Its suggestions range from weakening the grip of state-owned enterprises to letting the market play a bigger role in the setting of interest rates.