Sentence examples for occasional pair from inspiring English sources
The photos are eerily the same, except for variations in shirts, the occasional pair of glasses and bad hair days.
In the tradition of start-ups here, they dress in jeans and other casual attire, augmented by the occasional pair of Bonobos.
However, it's perfectly all right for you to pick up an occasional pair of Goodwill jeans, because few people of means will follow your example, and so there will be pants at Goodwill for all who need them.
Outside, a band played, but most of the crowd followed Baydemir into the small house, kicking off their shoes until a large pile of damp boots and mens' dress shoes — and the occasional pair of high heels — blocked the front door.
Pterodactyls, birds and bats had to cede two of their four legs to wingdom, while we humans have sacrificed many a Swiss Army knife, manicure kit, oversized bottle of shampoo and the occasional pair of novelty fuzzy handcuffs, all for the privilege of flipping through SkyMall magazine.
In his view, the Norse Vinlanders later dissolved so thoroughly into the Indian population that only their light skin and the occasional pair of blue eyes remained for European explorers to remark upon in the 16th century as they sailed along a coast identified on their maps as "Norumbega" or "Normanvilla".
Occasional paired helical filaments (PHFs) were observed in AD-pretangles.
Extant salmonids are diploid, but occasional pairing between homeologous chromosomes exists in males.
As Oleszczuk and Lukaszewski (2014) recently illustrated, occasional pairing of homeologous chromosomes at MI, combined with sister chromatid division of univalents, generates aneuploids.
Tau accumulation in the majority of such neurons appeared to be pretangle-like, diffuse deposits with only occasional paired helical filament formation.
Nevertheless, pairs of duplicated chromosome arms have diverged at different rates from each other, suggesting that the retention of duplicated regions through occasional pairing between homeologous chromosomes may have played an evolutionary role across species pairs.
