Yet modern artists have experimented with it only intermittently.
And as I make my way through the luxuries on its French-influenced American bill of fare, I'm only intermittently able to tap into the pleasure and excitement described by Ruth Reichl when she gave it three stars in The New York Times in 1995.
During the early stages of the Tour, after the cyclists left Paris and headed out into the countryside, I checked in only intermittently.
In September 2011, medical symptoms that I had experienced only intermittently for many years returned, stayed and worsened.
Whereas the laser beams were activated only intermittently (i.e., every ~5 minutes) for the time-series size measurements, the stir paddle and peristaltic pump stayed on for the entire duration of each run.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 29, 2011 I'm on semi-vacation this week, posting only intermittently — though I've also been writing over at our Daily Comment blog about what Newt Gingrich called his "Pearl Harbor" — and gearing up for the Iowa caucuses.
I'm on semi-vacation this week, posting only intermittently — though I've also been writing over at our Daily Comment blog about what Newt Gingrich called his "Pearl Harbor" — and gearing up for the Iowa caucuses.
Reasons proposed by other investigators might be that (i) melanoma cells are shed only intermittently from the tumours into the circulation; (ii) the lymph nodes work as a filter for tumour cells in the circulation, and (iii) the sensitivity of the RT PCR is still suboptimal and not all melanoma cell transcripts can be detected (Schittek et al, 1999).
Only intermittently am I persuaded that she is one of nature's soloists — solitude in space is something she doesn't yet make absorbingly expressive — but this relative novice to modern dance is already way ahead of many performers with years more experience.
Speaking as 'an elderly relative', I happily admit I thought the film continuously funny, though only intermittently inventive.
