Periodically fine-tune it to be at the exact time.
Ultrasharp radio images reveal a rapidly moving shock wave where the winds collide, periodically creating fine dust that cascades into space.
The surfing never stops, but periodically an especially fine wave is met by an especially fine rider, and everyone admires the show.
Perhaps it would be salutary to remind physicians periodically of the finest traditions of their calling embodied in the Hippocratic oath, including the joy of healing the sick who seek their help.
"Those places are clearly not responding to the idea that we're going to fine them periodically for violations".
Periodically arrayed rows of fine Fe2Hf Laves phase particles were found to form in ferritic matrix containing 9 weight percent chromium and a few weight percent hafnium.
A micro-dripping regime is identified with electric Bond number BE being from 0.3 to 1 and Weber number We < 1, where the conical tip of the charged meniscus emits a single yet fine droplet periodically.
Schneider returns periodically to lubricate and fine-tune the clocks' intricate, arcane bits--strike trains, worm gears, racks, snails.
Indeed, we seem to have stumbled into a new form of corporate regulation, in which nobody in the executive suite is held personally accountable for wrongdoing lower down the ranks, but the corporation and its stockholders are periodically socked with huge fines for past abuses.
"We seem to have stumbled into a new form of corporate regulation," I noted at the time of the JPMorgan settlement, "in which nobody in the executive suite is held personally accountable for wrongdoing lower down the ranks, but the corporation and its stockholders are periodically socked with huge fines for past abuses".
"Indeed, we seem to have stumbled into a new form of corporate regulation," he wrote, "in which nobody in the executive suite is held personally accountable for wrongdoing lower down the ranks, but the corporation and its stockholders are periodically socked with huge fines for past abuses".
