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Nor did the continuing weak value of the dollar explain the stock drop.

Another key element prompting major price increases is the weak value of the dollar, in part weighed down by enormous trade and budget deficits.

"All the while you kept training your grandson to take your place, giving him the same weak values you had!

Ireland's economic boom, high energy costs and the weak value of the euro have helped push its inflation rate to 5.2 percent, the highest in 15 years.

This has the effect of actually broadening the real weather echo making a smearing of weaker values on each side of it.

The weak value of the American dollar against European currencies at the time rendered imports relatively expensive in comparison to home-built product.

Dubious role models, increased temptations, weak value systems at home and the greatly increased "stress to succeed" in schools further undermine an emerging ethical sense.

The chief executive, Ulrich Schumacher, said sales dropped as a result of price declines and the weaker value of the United States dollar.

The weak value of the observable becomes large when the post-selected state, , approaches being orthogonal to the pre-selected state, .

In this way, by properly choosing the two states, the weak value of the operator can be made arbitrarily large, and otherwise small effects can be amplified.

He said he thought all of Detroit is at a disadvantage because of the weak value of the Korean won and the Japanese yen compared with the dollar.

American and European officials have argued that the weak value of the Chinese currency, the yuan, gave China an unfair advantage in world markets, making its goods extremely cheap.

Four pharmaceutical companies reported sharply higher first-quarter earnings and sales yesterday, largely attributing the improvements to new products and the dollar's weaker value overseas, which makes American exports more competitive.

There exist further refinements such as hash tables which have only weak keys (value references are ordinary, strong references) or only weak values (key references are strong).

Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capital, argued that if the bonds in the Bear Stearns funds were auctioned on the open market, much weaker values would be plainly revealed.

Concern About European Inflation European central bankers remain worried about inflation and the weak value of the euro, and analysts say the concern heralds an interest rate increase next week.

Building on weak measurements, Howard M. Wiseman proposed a weak value measurement of the velocity of a quantum particle at a precise position, which he termed its "naïvely observable velocity".

This presented a weak value proposition from a marketing standpoint, and, on January 1, 2006, it was replaced by another innovative format, a video gaming channel that has garnered considerably more attention (outside the art world).

Government officials and many economists say that a mild recovery may have already begun, fueled by lower borrowing costs from the European Central Bank and the relatively weak value of the euro, Europe's new single currency, which is stimulating European exports.

After the measurement the measuring device pointer is shifted by what is called the "weak value", so that a pointer initially pointing at zero before the measurement would point at the weak value after the measurement.