Sentence examples for the slackness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being slack; the quality of having slack.
Of more concern was the slackness at the back.
William T. Wilson, a senior economist at Ernst & Young, said that he expected the slackness in vehicle sales to continue.
Tells about the deliberate, painstaking loafing on the part of the men, the slackness of the foremen, conversation between the men, etc.
That is, an internationally robust haven for artists where the slackness of markets is not an impeding factor but one that shelters creative enterprise.
The slackness of the prose, then, must be attributed not to Roth's senescence, but to the demands of writing under an assumed identity.
The slackness of her moves is undercut by the furry key-ring poking out of the pocket of her torn shorts.
The inclinometer is placed as close to the connection to record precisely the initial slackness of the tab connector.
From the 1980s to the mid-1990s, slandness and gun talk dominated the lyrics of dancehall deejays, the most notable of whom were Shabba Ranks, Ninjaman, Bounty Killer, Lady Saw, and Lovindeer (who composed in a calypso idiom).
By contrast, the habitual slackness of the modern performer (and I don't mean lack of training, ability, or hard work), the automatic rounding of corners and looseness of limbs and gazes, reflects a fundamental lack of fear, a sense of impunity regarding the spontaneous and natural inclination — a lack of fear that has been ingrained from early years.
By applying the complementarity slackness condition of the lower-level problem, the original bilevel formulation can be converted into a single-level and smooth nonlinear programming problem.
Since μ ⋆>0 for w>0, it follows from the complimentary slackness condition of the primal problem (15) that z ⋆=p Tx, which means that the three nodes use all their available transmit power.
