Sealing parties, operating out of eastern Australian centres, frequented the southeastern coast from 1803 onward and made intermittent settlements on Kangaroo Island.
To the northwest of Glen Mor stretches land largely divided among agricultural smallholdings, or crofts; settlement is intermittent and mostly coastal, a pattern clearly reflecting the pronounced dissection of a highland massif that has been scored and plucked by the Ice Age glaciers.
A return to the plains took place during intermittent periods of relative stability, and the settlement pattern, dispersed or nucleated and often geometrically laid out, thus always seems to be "new".
Despite revelries and intermittent clashes with local Native American tribes, the settlement gradually moved northward, laid out farms, and expanded trade with New England and the world.
The settlement's early years were marked by intermittent bloodshed.
They live in the nearby Nkanini settlement in cramped shacks with pit toilets and an intermittent water supply.
After 16 years of an intermittent peace process, the sides do not yet agree on which settlement blocs Israel would retain.
Another mode of intermittent hypoxia has arisen as a result of the recent settlements of mines and other activities at high altitude (chronic intermittent hypoxia, CIH), where subjects repeatedly ascend from sea level to 3800 4200 m and work in shifts, being exposed to hypoxia for longer periods than in OSA conditions [ 3].
He did his best to persuade Ariel Sharon a contemporary, friend and intermittent rival who was then defence minister not to evacuate the Sinai settlements under the Camp David agreement.
The expansion of the settlements, even as peace talks have been ongoing if intermittent, is an egregious violation of international law.
Intermittent work on novel.
