Sentence examples for infrequent contacts from inspiring English sources

The large proportion of short duration contacts and infrequent contacts per hour produced positively skewed distributions.

Infrequent contacts between the load-bearing surfaces (i.e. in the extremes of joint movement) caused areas with thin layers.

By then, Ms. Palin was in only infrequent contact with Mr. McCain, top advisers said.

He spends Sundays in Paris with his girlfriend; infrequent contact "is why we have so much love," he said.

His brother said he had had only infrequent contact with him in recent years and described Mr. Tritto as something of a loner.

(text 9-1-A) indicates unequal power, a distant relationship, infrequent contact and/or low affective involvement (Eggins 2004).

Thus, the food inspectors may not be the first choice to inform the businesses because they have infrequent contact.

Moreover, infrequent contact with the migrant, not receiving remittances and migrant destinations in the Middle East are all positively associated with carer CMD, whereas greater educational attainment and greater wealth are protective factors.

Unlike mobile ad hoc networks, which aim to offer a frequently available connected path through a dynamic network, opportunistic networks only offer a store and forward service in a mostly disconnected network comprised of infrequent contact times between nodes therefore, these networks aim to find the next "storage node" toward the destination as a primary communications service.

We examine whether the effects of infrequent contact with children and low levels of perceived social support from children on loneliness in older adults are moderated by two candidate single nucleotide polymorphisms (i.e., rs1876831 and rs242938) in the corticotrophin releasing hormone receptor 1 (CRHR1) gene.

A deputation from the Roman Senate met with the emperors, renewing its infrequent contact with the Imperial office.