Sentence examples for intermittently renewed from inspiring English sources
The resulting formulae pertain to the dynamics of a diffusion-fed surface intermittently renewed with fresh reactants.
We're rhythmic beings, and we operate best when we pulse between spending and intermittently renewing energy.
It may seem counterintuitive, but the best way to work more effectively and sustainably is to find ways to intermittently renew during the day (and on weekends and over vacations).
Tax breaks for wind, ethanol, solar and other nonoil sources popped up in 1992, expired in 1999 and were renewed only intermittently, most recently in 2005, when Congress voted a two-year extension.
When employers don't encourage us to renew intermittently during the day at work, it's inevitable that we'll get less and less productive as the day wears on.
There was a wavering line to be walked between what some saw as the intermittently unseen irrelevancy of the toy department and the renewed importance of sports as a continuum in American life, a sustaining narrative and a comforting normality.
A five-years' truce was made in 545 and renewed in 551 but still did not extend to Lazica, which the Persians obstinately refused to restore, and a fierce struggle continued intermittently in this mountainous region.
Quite apart from the military casualties, whatever they really were, the renewed fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians who will now join the 13m people in the Horn of Africa facing starvation because of drought and war.After two years of an intermittently ferocious war, this could be the end-game.
There was renewed vigour.
