It is often treated as a surprise how infrequently great XIs play together – the 2005 Ashes side, for example, only ever played four Tests together – even though the nature of life and sport shows it to be logical.
Great beauties are infrequently great actresses – simply because they don't need to be.
Males and those who sunbathe infrequently showed greater remission of SKs.
Overall, our analysis found that Gram-positive bacteria tend to have fewer total PDC/PAS proteins than do Gram-negative bacteria and that Gram-positive PDC/PAS proteins infrequently have greater than 2 PDC/PAS domains.
O. Scott) 'PEOPLE'S PARK' It's surprising how infrequently the great masses of humanity that pass through "People's Park" seem to notice the camera.
And they are told in groups meant to "support and empower" that "It is hard being a military kid" but very infrequently "How great is it to be a military kid!" And what about the military parent who hears this constant drumbeat of "broken".
Exum emerged as a starter for the Jazz, notched up double digit hauls not infrequently and showed great defensive awareness.
Like Day-Lewis, who works infrequently and with great intensity, seeming to rearrange completely his molecules for every character he plays, De Niro, in all of his early screen appearances, had the impact and excitement of a cinematic breakthrough.
Where Davies presented a hearts-on-our-sleeves Doctor Who, with situations not infrequently resolved amidst a great deal of running and shouting and swooping Murray Gold score, replete with "wibbly wobbly timey wimey" explanations, Moffatt's is more Inception-like in presenting a science fictional sort of puzzle.
PSI is robust to infrequent errors, but vulnerable to systematic inaccuracies, though with concepts that occur infrequently rare errors may have greater consequences.
Great white sharks infrequently attack and sometimes even sink boats.
