Sentence examples for lax of from inspiring English sources

The isolated compounds from Lax of Calotropis gigantea were analyzed using high-performance liquid chromatography.

In the previous equation, u t, ·) is the density of μt, the lax of Xt, and H represents the Hilbert transform in the space variable.

Lauren Carroll Lax, the daughter of Alice Carroll and Robert F. Lax of Baton Rouge, La., is to be married Sunday afternoon to Daniel Edward Rosenfeld, a son of Marguerite S. Rosenfeld and Morton M. Rosenfeld of Los Angeles.

The transgenerational trend extends to the co-curators, the attuned up-and-comers Thomas J. Lax, of MOMA, and Mia Locks, of MOMA PS1, and the éminence grise Douglas Crimp, an art historian best known for his generation-defining essay "Pictures" (also a show), which is now almost forty years old.

While hosting an internet radio broadcast, "Sound of Freedom," in 2013, Mr. Higbie spoke of the "high percentage of people on welfare in the black race," blaming "a lax of morality". He added that taxpayers "are tired of supporting government checks going to these people who think that breeding is a form of employment," CNN reported.

But with the eye of the world upon them, it may be that even the most lax of regulators will have to make an effort to keep their industry in line with the laws that ostensibly bind them.

But he acknowledged that some Brazilians had taken advantage of lax enforcement of laws on the acquisition of land by foreigners.

During the last two decades, most production has shifted to China because of lower costs there and the country's record of lax regulation of environmental hazards.

Its influence began to wane, however, in the wake of lax enforcement of prohibition and the emerging illegal economies that quenched the thirst of many American adults.

But other insiders agree with the SRA's criticisms of lax management of cost-plus maintenance contracts.

Aratani said the embezzlement was able to occur in part because of lax oversight of the foundation.