A frequent feature generally overlooked is thick saliva at the edges of the mouth.
Forty years ago, shamanistic ceremonies were still a frequent feature of village temples, with jitong playing an important public role.
The mouse in the cartoon above, holding a stop watch, was a frequent feature of Papas' later Guardian cartoons.
Condescension by well-intentioned if misguided celebrities towards Africa is an all too frequent feature of popular culture.
Kath involved with the most frequent feature in The Observer, etc (anag. incl. e, & lit).. R. Gilbert: Edit Heat, OK, etc?
And he tends to reply to long e-mail messages from his employees with one-word responses like "Awesome!" -- not a frequent feature of Mr. Pittman's vocabulary.
This linker region and almost one-half of the following PST domain are contained in an intrinsically disordered region, which is a frequent feature of most transcription factors26.
He was a frequent feature in the city's gossip columns as he squired high-profile girlfriends, including Elizabeth Hurley and Padma Lakshmi, about town.
In 1952, Mr. Wayne showed off to best effect as the young Irish-American returned to Ireland in Mr. Ford's "The Quiet Man". It was a much-acclaimed film and is still a frequent feature on television.
PTEN mutation is a frequent feature across a plethora of human cancers, the hot-spot being its C-terminus (PTEN-CT) regulatory domain resulting in a much diminished protein expression.
An escalating series of "levels", a concept invented to measure a character's power in role-playing games, is a frequent feature of gamification schemes.Does gamification merit the hype that has quickly surrounded it?
