A more common occurrence, if not exactly frequent.
To take a small personal example, my wife and I, not exactly frequent moviegoers, twice won money in a large Oscars pool simply by hewing to the British odds.
The Gergiev returns the piece to its Russian roots: performances of "The Rite" were not exactly frequent during the age of official Socialist Realism, but these contemporary St . Petersburgmusicians take to the score with palpable pride of ownership.
Bede in the eighth century saw almost exactly the same: frequent globes of flame rising out of a pit, in which flared the sparks of human souls.The shape of Hell, as Dante described it (and he, together with Milton, is the primary textual source for the Christian Hell, at least), is an inverted funnel of several layers separated by rocky banks, with each layer deeper and narrower than the last.
For putting out the efficacy of lidocain injections in frequent ETTH exactly, randomized, placebo-controlled and long term follow up studies with repetetive and with different doses of lidocain injections are needed.
This extreme reduction in range for F can be viewed as a consequence of our result that about half of the contribution to the maximal F arises from the most frequent allele (exactly half for σ1 ε [1,2)).
But the parts of Missouri that I frequent are not exactly prime crop land, mostly wooded or pasture land.
The play, first staged in 1972, is not exactly a comedy, but its frequent bursts of bitter humor almost convince you it is, particularly in Mr. Falco's excellent production, powered by a supremely funny Gail Phaneuf in the role of Leona, the unofficial matriarch of the squabbling, makeshift family whose spiritual home is the bar.
West Ham's board have not exactly been overjoyed by Carroll's frequent injury-induced absences, which have restricted the sometime England centre-forward's impact in east London.
Smaller but more frequent loads are delivered exactly when needed, leaving less room to optimize efficiency load factors [45].
In conversation, he made frequent use of the remark "Exactly".
