In other sporting events, like the World Series, there is not infrequently the sense that the winner is merely the best of a mediocre field in a mediocre season.
There is a tradeoff between spatial and temporal resolutions inherent in remotely sensed images, i.e. high spatial resolution images may only be collected infrequently, whereas imagery with fine temporal resolution has necessarily coarser spatial resolution.
"Also, I bet something about the often outsized effort expended to haul in these really very small creatures would have appealed to his sense, not infrequently comic, of scale".
Whenever I flicked over throughout the night – which I did infrequently, and only through a sense of moribund duty – I was presented with the same sight; three men sitting around a table, grinding out the sort of excruciating small talk you make when your girlfriend goes to the toilet and you're left trapped in a room with her parents.
On one end of the spectrum, you might have a situation where actions happen rather infrequently and it makes little sense to pay for servers you're not using most of the time such as the weekly drone photos scenario.
They're basically happy with the apps they already have installed – Facebook, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, Instagram, etc. Plus, many mobile apps, while arguably easier to use than a mobile website, are accessed so infrequently it doesn't seem to make sense to have them saved on your phone indefinitely.
The original sense of musica ficta is now used infrequently.
However, it is startling how infrequently graduate programs try to instill in their students a sense of vision, in their research or in their science.
With the exception of codons used extremely infrequently in E. coli, the frequency use of all individual sense codons showed high variability across the sets.
It is an axiom of Internet dating that everyone allegedly has a sense of humor, even if evidence of it is infrequently on display.
Flautist Lisa Beznosiuk made a good case for the infrequently heard concerto, one of many works for flute that only makes sense when played on the trickier but infinitely more expressive instruments of the period.
