Again, these risk scores make weak predictions for most individuals.
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But left unchecked, they can make weak economies weaker and even at full employment, they hurt export-sensitive places and sectors.
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The trees may not all agree, and on their own they might still make weak predictions, but just by taking the average of all their answers, you can dramatically improve the precision of your predictions.
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Even if Trump's objections ultimately lack merit and even if the courts reject his legal positions -- as two courts did last week in rulings relating to Trump's financial records -- it is not a crime to make weak or frivolous legal arguments in court.
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Suni can make weak barking and whistling sounds. Suni feed on leaves, fungi, fruits and flowers, and need almost no free water. They are shy, most active at night, and sleep during the day in a shady, sheltered area. They are social but males defend a territory of about three hectares.
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The New York Times. 49. Arthur D. Murphy of Variety wrote, "Jordan Crittenden's original screenplay has some good ideas in it, but the implementation is mostly gross and heavy. Many sequences exist to make weak sidebar points, thereby dragging down the main story thrust which itself is weighted with concerted slapstick."Murphy, Arthur D. (June 21, 1972).
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Carlos García Timón describes that the structural dimensions of social capital relate to an individual ability to make weak and strong ties to others within a system. This dimension focuses on the advantages derived from the configuration of an actor's, either individual or collective, network. The differences between weak and strong ties are explained by Granovetter (1973). The relational dimension focuses on the character of the connection between individuals.
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It contains Nora's contract, complete with forged signature and surrendered without explanation. Torvald holds the incriminating evidence in his hand, utterly relieved, and begins to make weak apologies for his outburst. But in the meantime Nora has had a transformational realization about her love and marriage. She stands up to Torvald, explains her new vision, and then – against all customs of the day – walks out on him forever.
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The episode also explores the power of "partnership, love, and community over power-based hierarchy", according to Vrai Kaiser, writing for The Mary Sue. This is represented in the fight between Jasper and Garnet, which is also a performance by voice actor Estelle of the song "Stronger Than You". In the scene, Garnet represents love—specifically, between two gay non-binary individuals—which creates her "emotional balance" and strength. Eric Thurm elaborates on this point, noting that Jasper's quote, "Fusion is just a cheap tactic to make weak Gems stronger", can be interpreted as a criticism of emotional relationships.
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