Professional clubs also usually display players' surnames or nicknames on their shirts, above (or, infrequently, below) their squad numbers.
Each crossing, no matter how small or infrequently used, is guarded by at least two customs agents every hour of every day.
www.lamama.org NEW YORK THEATER BALLET -- This chamber dance company may be small, but it has kept dance history alive with its resonant productions of nearly lost or infrequently seen dance, chiefly by Antony Tudor.
"We need to do longitudinal studies, to see if these kinds of changes are accruing over time, whether they happen frequently or infrequently, and what their association with the patient's level of function is," Schiff told me.
About four years ago, I ran into Gary Kamiya at a San Francisco Public Library sale of volumes deemed too dog-eared, outdated or infrequently checked out to continue occupying shelf space.
The numbers show that Kensington and Chelsea has the highest proportion of second homes out of any densely-populated area in England - the City of London and Isles of Scilly have more second homes, but are fairly sparsely or infrequently populated.
This is useful for baking dense static scenes that are procedurally generated once, or infrequently, on the GPU.
In fact, Smallwood said Facebook plans to remove 20 of them in July because they were judged redundant, outdated, not actionable or infrequently used.
The leaves are entire, alternate to opposite or verticillate, petiolate or infrequently subsessile, palmately nerved or penninerved, pellucid dotted, and sometime aromatic (Souza et al. 2004).
As we mentioned before, one way to decompose the recency from the frequency bias is by looking at the returns to recently-discovered or infrequently-visited locations, characterized by a (K_{f} > C_{f}), where (C_{f}) is a (K_{f}) value above which the recency bias stands out from the frequency bias in a given dataset.
About 25% of trail braids on organic soils were unvegetated, while the rest supported some vegetation on newly-formed or infrequently-used trails or had re-vegetated following inactivity.
