Sentence examples for weaker kind from inspiring English sources

The weaker kind of probability is testimony.

The completeness is a weaker kind of completeness in Theorem 3.13 (see [26]).  .

The first big difference between the result proved by Bianchi and Egnell and the one proved in [43] is that one has to replace the distance considered in (6.6) with a weaker kind of distance or asymmetry.

Identifying supererogation with a weaker kind of duty, an imperfect duty, a non-universalizable duty, an 'ought' rather than a duty are all forms of recognition of supererogatory acts but only as being an integral part of an overall conception of duty.

This weaker kind of repetitive cataclysmic phenomenon is called a (classical) nova.

Total sales of beer by volume dropped slightly in the year to January, but those of the weaker kinds, with just 1.3-3.3 1.3-3.3l by volume, jumped 32%, alcoholng to Kantar Worldpanel, a market-research firm.

They might, for example, doubt categorical or absolute moral beliefs without doubting weaker kinds of moral beliefs.

Raising the temperature to the Curie point for any of the materials in these three classes entirely disrupts the various spontaneous arrangements, and only a weak kind of more general magnetic behaviour, called paramagnetism, remains.

Since photons carry the electromagnetic force, a photon with mass would imply a new weak kind of magnetism.

This conception of authority involves the authority and the subjects in a weak kind of moral relationship.

Indeed, material dependence is a rather weak kind of conventionalism and could even be made compatible with some versions of naturalism/realism (cf. Hacking 1983).