Sentence examples for infrequent intervals from inspiring English sources

They perform only at infrequent intervals now.

However, in my experience, changing hard drives, upgrading graphics cards and adding memory at infrequent intervals does not.

The Who, for example, intimated, first explicitly in 1982 and then nudge-nudgingly at infrequent intervals since, that they were making farewell appearances – but are currently on tour 31 years on.

Refueling engines required only pumping heavy fuel oil at infrequent intervals; locomotives frequently ran coast-to-coast with only changes of crew and refueling.

Repeated chaining at short intervals, or prescribed burning at infrequent intervals, will likely favor juniper dominance.

Chaining at infrequent intervals (> 20 40 yr) will likely result in regained dominance of pinyon.

In contrast to most standard hydrologic monitoring methods, this approach measures conditions over a large, continuous geographic domain, but at relatively infrequent time intervals.

However, circulating cortisol concentrations peak early in the stress response and it is probable that the infrequent sampling intervals employed in the current study likely missed the true peak [ 42, 43].

In 2005, a split-plot design was superimposed on the existing experiment such that the main-plot treatments were irrigation frequency ("frequent", 7 14-day irrigation interval; "infrequent", 14–21-day irrigation interval), and sub-plot treatments were the historical tillage system/crop rotation combinations.

Under deterministic slowly-varying and stochastic infrequent Markovian jumping sampling intervals, overall system stability is established.

A multiple baseline across-groups design was used to assess the impact of infrequent (at gradually increasing intervals), publicly posted housekeeping feedback on the housekeeping level.