Ms. Huppert appears infrequently on the stage, most recently in Robert Wilson's 1993 production of Virginia Woolf's "Orlando".
Men appear infrequently in Woodman's imagery, but an unusually large and corpulent specimen cavorts like a satyr in a series called "Charlie the Model".
It's not easy for her to get around, and she appears infrequently at public events, but she spoke clearly and ardently throughout the evening, much as she had during the 2004 campaign.
Gould contended that women appear infrequently in places like the NYRB because they don't want to be there – they've chosen to write celebrity profiles for more exposure and more money at more commercial publications.
According to Lucy Jago's book on Danish scientist Kristian Birkeland, the man who dedicated his life to explaining the phenomena at the turn of the 20th century, auroras "appeared infrequently and a whole week could pass without a sighting".
The pre-eminent Cuban pianist CHUCHO VALD? hasn't been a total stranger in these parts, but he appears infrequently enough to make each pass feel like a comet sighting.
Likewise, Lathrop appears infrequently in the printed record, although it loomed large in the full-page ad the Polsteins took out in The New York American Annual Renting Guide to High-Class Apartments of 1911.
Inequalities for the special functions appear infrequently in the literature.
These coils appear infrequently in Pollock's works.
This weighting scheme puts less weight on the terms that appear in more documents and more weight on terms appear infrequently in documents.
