The community has very poor amenities of its own: a few, infrequently open and badly stocked shops, and no chemist (though there are three dilapidated pubs).
The Italian job market is so poor, and so infrequently open to competition, that there is "an avalanche of applications for every competition that arises, regardless of whether it is in the private or public sector," said Arnaldo Agostini, editor in chief of Lavoro Facile, a magazine that lists job openings.
By opening the collection so infrequently, Mr. Albaugh feels he is preserving its attractiveness.
Because these organizations are small (they usually have three to five investment professionals), and spots open up infrequently (every two to four years), even a slight preference for candidates who are similar to existing partners has a lasting effect.
As always, use psychedelics infrequently and responsibly, to open your mind and make you less of an asshole.
This unit was opened as infrequently as possible, allowing its temperature to remain at or below −20°C.
The rationale for this statement is because once bound to both ATP and DNA for translocation, it seems likely that the Mcm2/5 gate would open relatively infrequently (except, perhaps during fork stalling); however, whenever the gate does open, Cdc45 would be present to prevent DNA escape.
Not infrequently, a corporate decision to open a manufacturing plant in a particular city is contingent upon a partnership with a local community college.
Open the fridge door as infrequently as possible.
Over time many computer users download programs that may have been used infrequently or not at all, but that may have been opened during startup for some time without the user realizing it.
