Sentence examples for weaker way from inspiring English sources

Dr Kwiat attempts this by entangling photons in a slightly different, weaker way.

Closely following the Timaeus, he claimed that matter can therefore be intelligible, though in a weaker way.

But those philosophers who take Quine's criterion to be compatible with an entailment approach to ontological commitment are best understood as interpreting him in the second, weaker way.

One way is to take it that the account must be consistent with the ordinary understanding; a weaker way is to say that the theory must 'respect' that understanding.

We think of attitudes as personal values that do not change over time, but a person may act according to their values in a stronger or weaker way depending on the situation (such as the share of refugees), which does change over time.

Starting from the results of [11], in [13], the authors of the present paper prove an analogue of the previous result when the critical Zygmund class (L log L ^{frac{1}{2}}(Omega)) is perturbed in a weaker way, namely with perturbations of order (log log log L).

18. Chalmers leaves the door open for weaker ways of understanding epistemic possibility.

There are stronger and weaker ways of understanding Condillac's sensationism.

In all the profiles above, we see some weaker ways to incorporate animals: laying out a bunch of dead birds on the ground like a physical manifestation of your toxic masculinity; a close-up selfie of you with a horse; you flailing a fish in a little girl's face.

These material characteristics may suggest, constrain or impel particular actions in stronger or weaker ways.

It is not fixed; it is ever changing, and a weak way to bind generations.