Lobatus gigas is a specialized herbivore, as is the case in other Strombidae, that feeds on macroalgae (including red algae, such as species of Gracilaria and Hypnea), seagrass and unicellular algae, intermittently also feeding on algal detritus.
The drilling continued, but intermittently.
These disorders give rise directly but intermittently to symptom burden.
Not pervasively and consistently, but intermittently and with savage intent.
It's an odd work, choreographically repetitive and long-winded, but also intermittently compelling and strange, capturing something of the twisted bodies in Bacon's paintings, and the imminent dissolution that always seems to possess them.
But she is also intermittently aware that driving aimlessly around Alaska in a broken-down Winnebago may not be the best thing for her children, eight-year-old Paul and five-year-old Ana.
Which is to say that they're both an infuriating waste of talent for the most part, or at least a squandering of talent on chuckleheaded materialism and grandiosely butthurt rich-guy pettiness, but also intermittently pretty amazing given the talent of the people involved and the general state of play among the competition.
These land bridges which have occurred intermittently have also provided opportunities in more recent times for the reinvasion and subsequent isolation of rats between New Guinea and Australia in the Torres Strait area.
Oral and intravenous bisphosphonates (alendronate, risedronate, pamidronate, ibandronate, and zoledronic acid), given daily or intermittently, were also shown to significantly reduce markers of bone turnover (data not shown) and to increase the BMD compared to baseline and to placebo.
After 1945 he returned to Australia, but he also lived intermittently in England and in the United States.
