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Its purpose is to establish liability for the infrequent circumstance that the sold item either breaks down too soon or fails to work properly.
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There were infrequent circumstances (∼5 mice total in these studies) when a non-clamp study mouse was singly-housed (for example, an aggressor had to be separated from cage mates to prevent stress and injury to the other mice and to ensure access to food. Mice were housed under controlled light (12∶12 light∶dark) and climate conditions with unlimited access to food and water.
The cases described here demonstrate that HP can also occur in very particular circumstances associated with infrequent exposure.
Mothers liked that their child could feed themselves with BLW; however, many (n=15/20) also reported some spoon-feeding, although this was infrequent or only in unusual circumstances, such as when their child was sick.
Those in the high concern category may benefit from a more focused development of strategies to avoid the circumstances that lead to their infrequent high risk experiences.
The power flow variance is largest for small damping and weak coupling, under which circumstances the cumulative probability distribution has an infrequent but dominant tail of very large power flows.
British conductor Bramwell Tovey is not an infrequent guest at the Bowl and not one to remain silent under any circumstance.
Mr. Himmel said the banner reflected the unusual circumstance of New York City's pursuit of the 2012 Olympics and added that such displays would be "very infrequent".
PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.
PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.
Doors are infrequent.
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