Mr. Silver and Mr. Pataki have had a rocky relationship, and they go through long periods when their discussions are infrequent and brief.
Clinically, rhesus (Macaca mulatta) monkeys develop infrequent and brief episodes of high-frequency tremor, whereas vervet (African green) monkeys frequently have prolonged episodes of low-frequency resting tremor (Bergman et al., 1998 b ).
This key element of our methodology, using the symptoms of cough to prompt the patient to perform the EBC collections, allows for relevant acid reflux event to be identified, no matter how infrequent and brief.
It seems unlikely that teachers would knowingly or unknowingly bias results, given the small nature of the WSB program, the infrequent and brief transport assessments, and the multitude of academic teaching demands that they faced.
His smiles are brief, infrequent.
(Studies of river systems, for example, suggest that greater changes in channel morphology occur during brief infrequent floods than during protracted low-flow periods).
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.
In an earlier study we found that client-clinician contact in outpatient forensic psychiatry may be too brief, infrequent, and setting specific for clinicians to acquire the comprehensive view of their clients' life and functioning necessary for adequate risk assessment [ 20].
And sons and daughters like me would not have to confront so much decrepitude and mortality, the realities that keep my visits too brief and infrequent.
It is also something of an anomaly: while other states have similar programs, most do not limit the enrollment period to brief and infrequent call-ins.
