Sentence examples similar to surfaced at intervals from inspiring English sources

Iglesias posted the El Español article on his Facebook page beneath the comment: "Coincidence or coincidence?" Claims that Podemos has been financed by Iran and Venezuela have surfaced at regular intervals since before the election, and since then at key moments in negotiations to form a government.

LD conditions were generated by using 500-W incandescent lamps placed 2 m above the soil surface at intervals of 4 m.

Each section is watermarked, which allow attachments to surface at the appropriate interval and makes it easy to flip back and forth between sections.

The ulnar nerve is stimulated supramaximally with repeated Train-Of-Four (TOF) via surface electrodes at intervals of 0.5 seconds (2 Hz).

Yet, the behaviour is not random in the way that raindrops strike a small area of surface at irregular intervals.

This is achieved by the eyelids, which during waking hours sweep the secretions of the lacrimal apparatus and other glands over the surface at regular intervals and which during sleep cover the eyes and prevent evaporation.

The polymerization was monitored by the use of a specially designed cell, with in situ Raman spectra being taken from the electrode surface at different intervals.

Boxing rings have men prepared to swab blood off the canvas and curling teams brush ice from the path of the stone, but badminton is one of the few sports that employ attendants specifically to mop sweat off the playing surface at frequent intervals.

The oak trees' roots, ancient but still churning with life, erupt toward the surface at odd intervals, sending huge chunks of concrete heaving upward and making many of the city's sidewalks feel like a funhouse.

In specific, study of the striations developed during the FCGR on the fracture surface at regular intervals of crack movement have been recorded; an attempt has been made to correlate the striation spacing with crack front growth.

The code developed had a capability to allow impactors of different masses to strike with different velocities at different locations of the plate surface at different intervals of time.