The phrase "a intermittently" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "intermittently" is "an" because "intermittently" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The service was an intermittently available resource, causing frustration among users."
Alternatives: "an occasionally" or "a sporadically".
Here the players offer Schumann's A-minor Quartet, an intermittently Mendelssohnian work, which receives a particularly gritty and incisive reading on the disc.
That's the feeling you get from "Other Suns (A Trilogy)," an intermittently agreeable collaborative work by Margaret Jenkins and Liu Qi, which opened at the Alexander Kasser Theater at Montclair State University on Thursday.
In a simulator, each person would follow an intermittently braking car along a multi-lane highway, complete with on and off ramps, overpasses, and oncoming traffic.
So the 10 remaining contestants all got to show a collection, which made for an intermittently exhilarating and boring show — and a long one.
It's less a forgotten jewel than an intermittently charming curio from the golden-age vaults (1 50).
The design charts somewhat underestimates the flow rate achieved and overestimates the lateral extent of the zone of impact over an operating duration for an intermittently operated system.
But this is mistaking an intermittently pretty exterior for a complexly beautiful heart.
The bird's-eye views from the museum's upper floors form a poignant, slightly scary memory: an intermittently twitching wreath of supine human beings.
"Days like these, with the winds so variable, kind of take the pressure off me," he said, letting a smile be his umbrella on an intermittently rainy day.
Thus, we specified a relevant sampling scheme to accommodate an intermittently observed disease process.
