Sentence examples for weaker definition from inspiring English sources

But critics of the legislation said it would create a new and weaker definition of "coordination," a change that the Campaign Finance Board says would make it virtually impossible to prove that a mailing was illegally coordinated with a candidate.

Here we present a weaker definition of materials of coaxial type.

Sung et al. [1] then introduced a weaker definition as above.

Even using a weaker definition of consistency, the measured values were very high in general.

We sketch a weaker definition of transactional serialization which accounts for the ability to interleave transactional operations which touch disjoint memory.

But its criticism by Antiochus (the context for Cicero's report) very strongly suggests that Philo offered an alternative and weaker definition of knowledge of single propositions.

Mr. Gingrich is exploiting the weak definition of the term in federal law, which allows him to engage in lobbying conduct without actually registering as a lobbyist.

For an essay in the global history exam about human rights violations, for example, the scoring key directed teachers to give a 2 to an essay that "provides a weak definition of the term 'human rights,' " and "is a poorly organized essay, lacking focus".

The weak definition of such operators involves the Born Jordan distribution, first introduced by Cohen in 1966 as a member of the Cohen class.

We focus on the time spent in computation and the load balancing properties when processors are running at different speeds, i.e. correlated by a multiplicative constant factor (our weak definition of heterogeneous platform).

By the weakest definition of stability, a set p1,..., pn of star-polynomials is stable if operators a1,..., an which almost satisfy these relations, meaning ||pi a1,..., an)|| ≤ϵ, can be perturbed within C* a1,..., an) to satisfy these relations exactly.