Sentence examples for weaker effort from inspiring English sources

Thus beta desynchronisation may not act in a binary fashion to gate movement (Brücke et al., 2012; Kempf et al., 2007 Kühn et al., 2004); rather it may potentially help code for performance at weaker effort levels but hit a floor effect at higher efforts.

The DVD camcorder also lets you delete your weaker efforts as a filmmaker with just a couple of button presses.

The Complicite show, housed in the too-large Rose Theater, was one of that estimable company's weaker efforts.

The stories are decidedly among Mr. Carver's weaker efforts, as are this volume's other entries, which appeared, previously, in the 1992 book "No Heroics, Please".

By Nancy Salkin and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, February 8 , 1964P. 30 A non-objective artist discarded several of his weaker efforts by thowing them in his rubbish container.

Her weaker efforts tend to be in traditional fine-art mediums like painting and drawing, as in a series of posterlike portraits of young men that borrow from 1960's psychedelic design and Art Nouveau.

Last year, Pixar managed to carry off the gong with one of its weaker efforts (the still very good medieval fantasy Brave) despite remarkably strong competition from films such as Wreck-It Ralph, Frankenweenie and ParaNorman.

Indeed, the health organization says, malaria became even deadlier in the 1990's in southern and eastern Africa, partly because of weaker efforts to control it and growing resistance to common malaria drugs.

It was one of the club's weaker efforts of the season, a game in which the MetroStars' most creative midfield players, Amado Guevara and Mark Lisi, were not sharp with the ball.

Selected and expertly installed by Nancy Spector, the Guggenheim's chief curator, with considerable input from Mr. Prince, the show includes examples from nearly 20 series of works, but it also skips a lot of weaker efforts, tryouts and rehearsals.

His weaker efforts, however, can be overly cerebral and contrived, with bloodless characters and story lines that have been cut and pasted into pretentious blueprints ("Arthur & George," "Love, Etc").