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.
As a result, the TOB can slide itself into the SFC experiencing no compressive force and subsequently no buckling or slackness.
The animating spirit of her working life was no longer the dignity of labor, the drama of factory strife, or the slackness of union bureaucracy — it was required cheerfulness barely concealing an unhappiness that she was too afraid to show.
There's narrative slackness aplenty here, lazily directed scenes, and no shortage of evidence that Peckinpah didn't care any more.
Competition should also spur domestic companies to greater efficiency because they will not be able to pass on the costs of slackness in higher prices.In addition, free trade means that firms are no longer limited by the size of their home country, but can sell into bigger markets.
By complementary slackness, μm(Ymλ - φym) = 0, m = 1,..., M, so slack in any element of a country's projected output vector φy implies that the country assigns a zero weight to that output.
Everywhere, slackness is there.
Raine's talent is by no means a negligible one, and there are flashes here of the wit and insight characteristic of his best writing, but the book gives a general impression of imaginative and structural slackness.
This slackness was a shock to his routine.
"A bit of slackness and complacency can creep in.
