Feininger also had intermittent activity as a pianist and composer, with several piano compositions and fugues for organ extant.

Subsequent episodic but ongoing lava-dome growth, accompanied by intermittent explosive activity and pyroclastic flows, has largely filled the 1956 crater.

After two years of intermittent activity, U.S. and British warplanes struck harder at sites near Baghdad in February 2001.

These can include intermittent geological activity, such as earthquakes and underwater volcanoes, rainfall on the surface, and biological activity.

Because of universality of this phenomenon it was named "the law of intermittent activity of functioning structures" (Kryshanovskii, 1973; Kryshanovskii, 1974).

The Knot came into existence about November 1653 and throughout its six years of intermittent activity achieved less than nothing.

An early winter, with freezing temperatures, can slow down pest damage, while a warm winter can encourage more generations of insects, or intermittent activity during warm days.

Figure 1B represents phase II of the migrating motor complex and depicts periods of intermittent antroduodenal activity interspersed with quiescent periods.

Exercise regularly (at least three times per week) - this is preferable to intermittent activity.

For several months intermittent Vulcanian activity continued, hurling ash between four and eight kilometres in the air, but died down somewhat in early 1956.