Due to the avascular nature of cartilage tissue, cells nutrition and by-product exchange are intermittently occurring during joint motions.
The two sides exchanged fire intermittently for about 10 minutes, then began a steady exchange.
The damaging effects of an overvalued exchange rate continued, intermittently, under successive Conservative and Labour governments.
The Kurds and the Islamists have been intermittently exchanging small-arms and mortar fire, and sometimes ambushing each other's forces.
The couple exchanged text messages intermittently throughout the day, mundane details of life on and off the job: Ms. Ashcraft taking the kids swimming, Mr. Ashcraft working in the brush in searing heat, praying for rain in the mountains around the old gold-mining town of Yarnell.
After imaging, the gel was allowed to fade by light in 25% isopropanol intermittently exchanged with ddH2O to a clear background.
But exploiting node mobility comes with a price: data exchanges only take place intermittently, when nodes are in range.
(When she produced a stage adaptation of the Frog and Toad stories, in 2002, the opening number had the amphibian duo coming out of hibernation, somewhat dreamily, like the number "The Babbitt and the Bromide," performed by Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, in which two men meet intermittently throughout life, exchange superficial pleasantries, and then meet in heaven and do the same).
Due to the avascular nature of cartilage, cells nutrition and by-product exchange are diffusive mediated processes occurring intermittently in the articular movements [ 5].
We were picked up at the airport by Alla Vishneva, an attractive brunette with streaks of bleached blond in her hair, with whom Quijada had been exchanging e-mails and phone calls intermittently for the past several months.
But her father's Fire Department badge is intermittently visible, and the soundtrack, based on the exchanges on his radio at ground zero, gradually gives it a contemporary resonance.
