Across much of its range, it is a frequent catch (intentional or not) in bottom trawls and probably also set nets and demersal gillnets; the meat is eaten and the rough skin is made into a type of leather called shagreen for use in wood finishing.
Additionally, due to the unusually high plasticity of its catalytic domain, it is a frequent 'off-target' of clinical kinase inhibitors associated with respiratory side effects of these drugs.
Its name is Dimetrodon, and it is a frequent inhabitant of museum exhibits on paleontology and books about ancient animals, so it may look familiar.
Let s min = 2 and check the sub-sequence 〈 CT GA〉 in the first block of sequence 1, its sup is 2, so it is a frequent pattern in the first block of sequence 1.
It is a frequent Hollywood practice, of course, to tamp down expectations by low-balling estimates.
It is a frequent refrain from businesses and the schools that serve them.
It is a frequent lament that England cricketers readily revert to bland cliches when addressing the press.
It is a frequent dilemma of political journalism that interviewees can give differing – sometimes completely contradictory – accounts of who said and did what.
The UK is very much a part of the everyday fabric of our business, and it is a frequent stop on my travels.
It is a frequent landing spot for athletes who failed to qualify academically to play for Football Bowl or Championship Subdivision programs.
