Sentence examples for occasional drops from inspiring English sources
Players will need to stay connected at all times, and while occasional drops in connection are allowed, anything longer than three minutes could result in a loss of data.
Comparisons between measurements and predictions show that, except for the occasional drops of concentrations observed in the field, the current model is able to capture the general characteristics of the system with varying levels of agreement using laboratory-measured mean hydraulic properties.
It's unusual enough to see shootings, stabbings and the occasional drops of blood in this 7pm TV timeslot, but we get all that, plus some flesh-eating rotted ghouls, mutations and an effectively bizarre dog with a man's head, surely something to haunt the dreams of the younger viewers long into adulthood.
His size, and occasional drops, make him more of a vertical threat than a slot receiver, but he is the type of player that stretches the field, and if the 2012 version of Robert Griffin III still exists somewhere, Coleman is the type of receiver he could use to exploit opposing defenses.
Digital Foundry, NX Gamer and VG Tech all found frame rates in the 40 to 50 fps range with occasional drops into the mid-to-high 30's when galloping through the bustling city of Novigrad.
Following the latter, the series rose back to 3rd with only occasional drops to 4th place.
At some malls, that occasional drop-in by the police has become a permanent, paid relationship.
The occasional dropped notes in the piano writing scarcely mattered in the context of Mr. Freire's insightful reading, which was graced with Busoni's cadenzas.
He crushed inside-out forehands and mixed in the occasional drop shot and even one volley lob that showcased superb touch.
Mauresmo had trouble with Schnyder's heavy topspin and occasional drop shots, committed 48 unforced errors and suffered one disastrous game in each set.
He pushed forward with some frequency and mixed in occasional drop shots — two of which were clean winners — to force Nadal forward and off his beloved baseline.
