A clue to what might lie behind both the ghoulishness and the despair may be found in Fischer's intermittent efforts here to endow depression with philosophical significance.
Intermittent efforts to denigrate this systematization as mere myth-making have been futile: 200 years of the combined efforts of artists, writers, publishers, manufacturers, and tailors have created a tradition and firmly established the tartan as a Scottish badge.
The Yemeni military suffered humiliating reverses in the past year in its intermittent efforts to challenge the militants, including the capture of 73 soldiers, who were released last month on the order of the Qaeda affiliate's leader.
Investors clearly are not persuaded by the intermittent efforts that Europe has made to protect major countries like Italy and Spain from the crisis, which started in smaller, more fragile economies like those of Greece and Ireland.
As Mr. Martin sees it, American pop culture's favorite genres — the gangster drama, the western, the detective story, the superhero epic (whose protagonist has a double identity) — are actually "literalizations" of an internal male conflict, a struggle between men's desire to set loose "their wildest natures" and their intermittent efforts to tame those same impulses.
In the face of intermittent efforts to restrict junk-food advertising, Kraft Foods, the nation's biggest food manufacturer, said yesterday it would curb its advertising of Oreo cookies, regular Kool-Aid and other snack foods to children under 12 as part of its efforts to encourage better eating habits.
The ability to sustain these high-intensity intermittent efforts (HIE) throughout the entire match is a desirable physiological attribute to be competitive at the highest level [ 3].
The ability to sustain brief high-intensity intermittent efforts (HIE) is meant to be a major attribute for performance in team sports.
To improve the ability to perform HIE, training programs typically include either intermittent supramaximal efforts (i.e., above v VO2max) [ 8] or repeated sprints [ 9, 10].
Pressure-regulated volume control ventilation aims to combine the advantages of both approaches, but may be problematic when patients are making variable or intermittent inspiratory efforts.
