His eerie, piebald, polymorphous narratives - with their infrequent paragraph breaks, their wanderingly long sentences, and their embedded black and white photographs - have attracted the attention of architects, poets, artists, psychoanalysts, philosophers, geographers and historians, as well as hundreds of thousands of "ordinary" readers.
Talking became a luxury reserved for infrequent smoke breaks and when we settled in for the night.
Even though the PM bridge length between J1 and J2 is shorter than the distance along the wall, infrequent wave-break patterns were observed during the 40 s simulation.
The "appropriate" use of time-outs calls for brief, infrequent, previously explained breaks from an interaction used as part of a thought-out parenting strategy that is followed by positive feedback and connection with a parent.
So bring along a couple of protein bars, a bag of trail mix, or some other snack so that you can squeeze in a few calories during those too-infrequent 5-minute breaks.
Then we heard mostly silence, broken by infrequent bursts.
(Infrequent dramatic moments that break the prevailing rat-a-tat comic rhythms come up fast but pass just as quickly).
"A lot of people that take spring break are infrequent travelers," said Chris McGinnis, editor of the Expedia Travel Trendwatch.
The assembler's arbitrary tie-breaking heuristics, sufficient for infrequent ties, had the potential to lead the assembler away from the global optimum in hybrid data.
As the RAND study noted: "Not only is a higher proportion of the armed forces being deployed, but deployments have been longer, redeployment to combat has been common, and breaks between deployments have been infrequent".
