Sentence examples for open periodically from inspiring English sources

You can smell the sea and watch the Longboat Key Pass Bridge open periodically for boats heading out into the Gulf of Mexico.

Open periodically through the year, the Seguine Mansion, a stately Greek Revival mansion with stables on Lemon Creek, offers an inside look at what life was like for oystering families, some of whom supplemented an already high income by making shirt buttons from discarded shells.

It was first opened to the public in 2008 and has been open periodically since then.

Some climbers, especially those from open, periodically dry habitats, possess large lignotubers specialized for water but also carbohydrate storage and allowing regeneration of the herbaceous or woody stems after disturbance (Ewers et al., 1991; Tyree and Ewers, 1996; Rundel and Franklin, 1991).

For high-turnover positions that are continuously open, periodically change the introductory paragraph to keep it fresh and attractive to new job seekers.

The dams were originally built with special sluice gates near the bottom, so they could be opened periodically and the silt flushed downriver.

It has come to look rather like a fair-weather creed.The pressure on the budget has also revealed fissures within the Labour Party, cracks that have opened periodically but are now gaping.

Such a pump is too small to allow continuous sample introduction, so the team built a discontinuous sample inlet system called DAPI (discontinuous atmospheric pressure introduction), which takes ions from the system's ionization source in this case, a DESI wand and holds them on one side of a pinch-valve, which opens periodically to introduce them into the mass analyzer en masse.

At that time, the bar at the mouth of Wonnerup Inlet, which is intermittently-open to the ocean, was open having been artificially breached on December 14, 2011 and two narrow chutes (40 cm in width) in the Vasse and Wonnerup surge barriers were opened periodically to allow the movement of fish into and out of the estuaries (Fig. 1c).

Some of the settlement money can be used to re-create what nature would normally be doing by placing controlled gates and channels along the river that will be opened periodically to allow sediment--basically food-rich mud--that flows down the Mississippi to replenish wetlands.

The workspaces are rows of open desks, periodically interrupted by conference rooms of varying size.