In most schools, cameras are placed sparingly in places known to attract crime or where security may be a concern: hallways, stairwells, common areas and parking lots.
Mr. Davidson, who published sparingly, was less well known here than in Britain, where his books were commercial and critical successes.
The rates of gas absorption into reactive slurries constituted by "fine" particles of a sparingly soluble reactant are known to be enhanced when the particle size is smaller than the characteristic diffusional lengths of the reactive species.
He suggested a middle course for parents: Simply use acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) more sparingly.
Although the kingdom is known for using its troops sparingly, it has done so judiciously in the past.
Solitary confinement, or segregation as it is known in British prisons, is used fairly sparingly in prisons in England and Wales, according to the European Prison Observatory.
For a reason not known publicly, Dale Hunter, the Capitals' coach, has played Ovechkin sparingly.
Actually quite helpful if used sparingly to let you know whether or not someone has a sense of humour, is a fascist, etc.
Mr. Ibrahim, 74, has long been known as an acolyte of Duke Ellington, but here he gave in to that influence sparingly.
Some technical and engineering contractors are known to command a day rate of up to £4,000, but they are only used sparingly and for specific tasks.
