Sentence examples for intermittent to from inspiring English sources
Horns blared, and unlike other times of day or night, when the traffic ranges from intermittent to invisible, pedestrians actually did have to look both ways before jaywalking.
In the process, the film is unrolled from a supply reel, through the intermittent to the gate where the exposure takes place, and then on to the take-up reel.
This article was written by Erica Thompson, Juan Duan and Brian Hoskins of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change, Imperial College London, in collaboration with the Guardian This answer last updated: 27.09.2012 Read about the project and suggest a question Report an error in this answer Related questions Are solar, wind and marine power too intermittent to be useful?
In truth, the intensity of the scrutiny ranges from the intermittent to the relentless, depending on a few things: how far the target deviates from the political consensus; how much of a profile they have; and whether they happen to be, say, a woman, black, gay, trans or Muslim.
This article was written by Prof Nigel Brandon of the Energy Futures Lab and Grantham Institute for Climate Change, Imperial College London, in collaboration with the Guardian This answer last updated: 27.09.2012 Read about the project and suggest a question Report an error in this answer Related questions Are solar, wind and marine power too intermittent to be useful?
The interrupt moves from soft to hard, from intermittent to constant.
She had intermittent to-and-fro, horizontal oscillations of the eyes (ocular flutter).
Aquatic organisms are often subject to intermittent exposure to pollutants in real ecosystems.
The degree of VC underestimation due to intermittent loss to follow-up was assessed, i.e., an individual receiving intermittent vaccinations by physicians of different ASHIPs.
Strategies to integrate auxiliary energy storage units to supply intermittent loads to avoid overloading the grid .
They agreed that Kearns would assign his rights to the intermittent wiper to Tann, and Tann would take over the cost of getting the patents.
