The gold sovereign disappeared from internal currency in 1914 after a career of 300 years, but it has continued to be struck in irregular quantities for export abroad.
Oil, for one, is sold in irregular quantities, in hundreds of blends and grades, with widely varying delivery dates and destinations.
Trained TBAs were based out of rural health posts and had some access to basic supplies such as latex gloves in limited and irregular quantities.
In all cases the intent is to provide a regular, controlled supply of desirable species to supplement irregular quantities obtained from fishing.
Of course, identifying such a group is biologically and epidemiologically plausible because there should be no chronic health effects from irregular, small-quantity drinking (17, 18).
Trying to identify such a group of consistently small-quantity or nondrinkers may be of greater importance than trying to correctly identify lifetime abstainers and separate them from irregular, small-quantity drinkers, as has been called for by some authors (16).
Although the fossil record is irregular in quality and quantity for the Early Cretaceous, it is obvious that dinosaurs continued their lengthy dominance of the land.
The big and irregular nucleolus varied in quantity in different osteoblasts.
As one historian has noted, "He drank at irregular intervals, in varying quantities, and with differing results".
The modern quantity theorists see the irregular time path of the money stock as the most important factor.
The Red River has a very irregular volume throughout the year and carries huge quantities of silt because of the large proportion of easily crumbled soil in its basin, especially in the red lands from which its name derives.
