Among those who uproot infrequently, moving as a means of exploration is a foreign concept.
When funds are invested in stocks and held to retirement, the accumulated balance at retirement is as volatile as the stock market, which not so infrequently moves up or down by 50percentt or more within a few years.
In that year he moved to the Dutch Netherlands, and after that he returned to France infrequently, prior to moving to Sweden in 1649.
Compared with most managers I teach, I have moved infrequently, and not that far.
It didn't seem very professional, in retrospect, that he had let his patient see how infrequently his pencil moved.
At the time of this research, some bomas had fencing of traditional branches and were referred to as 'fixed bomas', as they were moved infrequently.
Deer were moved infrequently between pens, and few outside deer were brought onto the farms (mean 2.5 deer/year); however, interstate travel of deer was reported.
Imaging experiments demonstrated 20 years later that the slow progress of soluble molecules is due to their moving "rapidly but infrequently, with pauses during transit" (Roy et al, 2007), in contrast to synaptophysin, which moved rapidly and continuously.
Amazon S3 now supports intelligent tiering where infrequently accessed data is automatically moved to a cheaper tier.
But, spurred on by the Dulles brothers, who ran the State Department and the CIA, he had an unfortunate taste for covert operations and regime change moves which not infrequently backfired.
