"Having the service be intermittent is almost worse than having it be totally down," he said.
The intermittent is usually a claw-type mechanism, sometimes a "dual-fork" claw that pulls down four sprocket holes at a time.
Firstly, current research in this area of study, albeit intermittent, is reviewed, together with a brief synopsis of systemic functional linguistics (SFL) and its theoretical standpoint on the relationship between language and context.
(Chevrier et al. 2015) Loading is of concern as continuous static loading of weight bearing condyles of the joint cannot be minimised, as a result the lateral trochlea of the femur where loading is intermittent is the most common location for cartilage defects (Ahern et al. 2009).
The expansion of the settlements, even as peace talks have been ongoing if intermittent, is an egregious violation of international law.
Calling those resources variable or flexible rather than intermittent is good, but I prefer the word favored by noted clean energy consultant Katherine Hamilton, principal at 38 North Solutions: "dynamic".
