Some of this lingering might be mistaken for narrative slackness — he repeatedly shows Jeanne Rollerblading to nowhere — but these in-between moments seem as revealing as what the characters say, sometimes more so.
There were awkward passages of play for the visitors, with two moments of slackness in defence leading to two East Stirlingshire goals.
But Baker's little moments of slackness (very rare, and noticeable only for that, really) seem to go hand in hand with his greatest strength, namely the confidence of his own mind, the quality that makes him, for me, a fiction writer whose work will always be of the highest interest.
No such slackness for Angelina Jolie, though, who has been reported to be an advocate of the "ancient grains" diet, scarfing back grains and seeds such as quinoa and chia and farro and buckwheat and freekeh and millet like there's no tomorrow in pursuit of healthy insides and glowing skin.
In addition, a method for selecting local slackness values to produce G1 convexity preserving curve is presented.
Let {λ k }, {G k }, {Y k }, {y k }, and {α k } be any primal and dual optimal solutions satisfying complementary slackness for the SDP problem (Pε) and its dual (Dε).
Since, then, strict semantic laws cannot account for error, and are tied to proximal conditions of correctness, Davidson insists on distal conditions of correctness and the subsequent anomic ceteris paribus semantic laws expressing them, which have the slackness necessary for accounting for the possibility of error.
For all the promising signs at half-time, England were let down by a moment of slackness just after it, Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka allowing Antonio Candreva to cross and Mario Balotelli to head in.
"A bit of slackness and complacency can creep in.
From 1873 to the mid-1890s the French economy experienced a period of slackness.
