In fact, as it wrestles with its own intuitions about dullness and repetition, it rises intermittently to something like greatness.
The sentiment was echoed around the Casa Ventura as the clicking of bowls rose intermittently above the stereo, which had switched from the Rolling Stones to Bob Marley.
Donald Judd's brightly colored panels descended and rose intermittently throughout the half-hour work, shrinking or enlarging the stage, and Peter Zummo's irregularly spaced buzzes and drones further divided up the dance.
The shoulders of the rift valleys have risen intermittently to produce highlands on which lavas that have been ejected from fissures in the Earth's surface have in some instances added considerable height.
Court-side it even has its own smell, the mild tang of burning rubber that rose intermittently as first Great Britain's women and then the men's team secured their passage to the knockout stages, albeit in contrasting fashion.
Then, starting in the early 1950s, the Acehnese fought a ten-year rebellion against the new Indonesia of which they found themselves a part, and rose intermittently against President Suharto's soldiers in the years after that.A century after they lost their independence, most Acehnese still have several things in common.
The probability of becoming an illegal resident at early stages is very high, then the probability of illegal residence declines but again starts to rise intermittently 3 years later.
To see more clearly why B, (L_C), and (L_N) increased to a limited extent, we investigated one experimental run of RG and RRG (Fig. 4). Figure 4a indicates that the article posting and comment rates, B and L, in the RG, rose intermittently (but never reached 1.0) but then quickly dropped off.
When these hormones in young children rise only intermittently, as a response to occasional stimuli and in the presence of nurturing caregivers, they are harmless and even useful.
East of Third, amid an intermittently charming hodgepodge of high-rises, tenements and prewar apartment buildings familiar to me from childhood were all manner of conveniences useful to a grown-up.
