Examples of weakening

• In his journal, Captain Scott recorded that he and his companions were weakened by lack of food.

• Is TV responsible for weakening people's moral fibre?

• The latest setbacks have not weakened the government's resolve.

• The fire weakened the central tower, which eventually collapsed.

• This evidence weakens the case for the prosecution.

• Although weakening of contexts is not present as a rule, it is obviously admissible in all these systems.

• The latter is a sequent calculus that needs none of the standard structural rules of weakening, contraction or cut.

• The left introduction rules plus weakening and cut are used to compute the logical consequences of a given formula.

• However, this comes at the cost of weakening the ability of sunspot models to explain fluctuations along some dimensions.

• But they disagree with neoliberals in that they oppose any weakening of national sovereignty, even if it is in the cause of economic integration.

• However, globalization reduces the capacity of the state to extract rents from society by increasing competition and weakening the effectiveness of economic policies.

• Elimination of is a form of weakening that is a meta-rule of the system.

• Along the way, we gain detailed insights into the changes that proofs undergo during cut elimination in the presence of weakening and contraction.

• However, the irrelevance of cannot be fully ascribed to weakening.

• The usual structural rules are unified in a single rule allowing us to do a finite number of exchanges, weakenings and products of hypotheses.

• This is in the context of the weakening of the nation state as a socially protective and regulatory force.

• As mentioned above, type subsumption allows weakening of latent effects on function types.

• Then we derive the typing rules of the catch and throw operators: they correspond respectively to right contraction and weakening rules of classical natural deduction.

• What we see, then, is a progressive weakening of the force of oppositional salience, with a concomitant strengthening of tense.

• Owing to the progressive weakening of the structure, these modulation effects become less pronounced and the vorticity contours become similar to the intermittency contours.