But he could be intermittently sympathetic, especially concerning the downtrodden or the creative, as evidenced by early portraits like "Working-Class Boy," which calls to mind Alice Neel's paintings, and "Unemployed Man," and by later ones of the poet Iwar von L n and the philosopher Max Scheler.
He brought his territories into the newly founded German Empire (1871) but concerned himself only intermittently with affairs of state, preferring a life of increasingly morbid seclusion and developing a mania for extravagant building projects.
The wavelet analysis clarifies that the tip-associated vortices which are formed rather intermittently around the model top are concerned with the cause of the vibration.
It was 9 10 p.m. in London when he walked to the baseline, and the light was so dim at the end of this intermittently rainy day that both players were concerned.
They were concerned that community-based services were often delivered intermittently and that the carer was left to assist PWD at other times, if indeed there was a carer living with them.
In this intermittently lively and emotionally confusing two-act play, she seems less concerned with McAlary's interest in justice and corruption than she is with his reputation as a gumshoed bad boy with a pencil.
Representatives for UNRWA, the UN agency working with Palestinian refugees across the region, which has intermittently been able to deliver aid to the camp, told VICE News in a statement that they are "extremely concerned about the safety and protection of Syrian and Palestinian civilians in the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk in Damascus".
Her family was poor then too, she readily admitted, but now they are dirt poor; the Israelis, citing security concerns, have intermittently prevented fishing off the Gaza coast, and her husband has little to hawk.
During the last two years, Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands have intermittently halted returns to Greece, citing human rights concerns.
By contrast, in sequential trials, data are analyzed intermittently to guide decisions on termination when safety concerns, futility, efficacy, or a combination of these factors is demonstrated.
Clinicians also expressed concerns that POCTs could only be used intermittently and in certain situations and patients [ 16, 18, 20]: "for example, in situations where they were unsure of the aetiological cause on the basis of the clinical presentation, or in a situation of deadlock with a patient who definitely wanted antibiotics" (authors [ 16]).
