Sentence examples for intermittently visible from inspiring English sources

So we shouldn't be surprised if his grandeur is only intermittently visible in any anthol ogy.

It didn't do much for ballet, good or bad: Ms. Peck was only intermittently visible.

Like creatures battling undersea, pro-life and right-to-die forces are locked in mortal but only intermittently visible combat.

Steel tubes diagonally bracing the frame, intermittently visible from the street through the facade's large windows, amplify the sculptural effect.

But her father's Fire Department badge is intermittently visible, and the soundtrack, based on the exchanges on his radio at ground zero, gradually gives it a contemporary resonance.

I see the smoky clouds as a clever formal device, helping to accentuate the glowing translucence of the river and those patches of sky intermittently visible above.

Within an environment of low wind shear and warm sea surface temperatures, Flossie gradually intensified over the next two days; a mid-level eye became observable in microwave imagery and intermittently on visible satellite imagery by early on July 27.

Intermittently perfused capillaries were also visible and are proposed to form an important functional reserve that can be recruited during post-occlusive hyperemia.

During batch growth, the culture suffered from oxygen limitation as indicated by the increased drop in pH per hour, which was visible because titration was carried out intermittently at a frequency of 1/h.

These results, and the observation that some lakes changed colour intermittently despite an adjacent RTS being continuously active, demonstrate that visible effects can vary through time, likely depending on the strength of the hydrological connections between the retrogressing headscarp where water and sediment are generated and the lacustrine system at the RTS outlet24,40.

With river channels visible at its perimeter, water almost certainly flowed into the 95-mile-wide depression, at least intermittently, and the water would have carried rocks from surrounding regions.