Sentence examples for a slack of from inspiring English sources

This appears to be a way to allow for a slack of the membrane, resulting in a more favourable camber of the outer wing during the supinated upstroke.

Using Myers' bit-vector algorithm (Myers, 1999), we compute the edit distance and the exact location for each read based on putative locations identified as nearest neighbors, adding a slack of 14 bp on each boundary.

They give the lie to tales of Whitman's being a slacker of a bureaucrat when he hand-duplicated the letters and memos of government officials.

In particular, you should not partition the work, nor should you carry a slacker out of charity.

A more playful, relaxed listen than its predecessor, but a little slack of execution.

There has already been a slack ening off of business activity in France.

A change of defence secretary might mean a slacker pace of reform in the MoD.

Books: I'm a bit of a slack reader.

A slack-taut map of SFT tethers is built.

But he wasn't coy, or a slacker, or any of the other categorical verdicts that became Pavement boilerplate.

A slacker's path out of studying?