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| References to Laudabiliter become more | frequent in the later Tudor period when the researches |
| References to the novella are | frequent in other works of popular culture, particular |
| ow movements of the "Paris") but would appear | frequent in later works such as #38 and #40. |
| station during peak-hours; services are less | frequent in the evenings and there is no Sunday servic |
| ns in children's literature (they are notably | frequent in the Oz books themselves). |
| d post-dispersal seed predation are extremely | frequent in nature. |
| Cloudride's performance became more | frequent in the region; in June 2004 they played at th |
| It was, said one, "a placement | frequent in Paris, but vicious for monuments of this g |
| Snow is | frequent in the high areas of Sierra Pelonas during th |
| Becoming slightly more | frequent in his play come 1931, he played consistently |
| esent conjunct consonants, which are far less | frequent in Tamil than in other Indian languages. |
| roup 'J1c3, defined by the P58 marker is most | frequent in Yemen-Saudi (65%) It is also very common a |
| mines are now sealed to prevent entry due to | frequent incidents of people becoming lost inside them |
| ns for the song's radio success there was its | frequent inclusion in a popular new soap opera, Viver |
| l with mythological and religious themes, the | frequent incorporation of sci-fi and pop-culture image |
| Their joint armies made | frequent incursions into Lithuania; the largest attack |
| It suffered | frequent incursions of the Zirids first, and then knig |
| as their strong war-like character, they made | frequent incursions into the lands of the Vaccaei, who |
| The group was marked by | frequent infighting and turmoil and disintegrated shor |
| , this scheme eventually collapsed due to the | frequent infighting and mistrust the party, military, |
| ibitor" antibodies against factor VIII due to | frequent infusions. |
| Frequent inhabitant of an MBTA bus stop at Porter Squa | |
| ry thyroid carcinoma (MTC) represent the most | frequent initial diagnosis. |
| so dislocated his collarbone in 2005, and his | frequent injuries as well as his poor form away from h |
| Frequent injuries and a lack of confidence from succes | |
| n, who despite past excellence has faced more | frequent injuries and declining production as he ages. |
| Frequent injury, however, meant that he was used inter | |
| iged to defend his bishopric not only against | frequent inroads by the Normans, but also against the |
| pairs in 1999 to solidify the structure while | frequent inspections were made between 1999 and the re |
| certain product categories that require more | frequent inspections. |
| colony seems not to have been affected by the | frequent instability and conflicts that have destabili |
| The 1997 study documented | frequent instances of simulated intercourse, oral sex, |
| ted and unauthentic due to their mingling and | frequent interaction with Persian and Indian people., |
| pen, converged systems", and "encourages more | frequent interaction between IT and facilities managem |
| A side-effect of the group's activities is | frequent interactions with governmental and legal auth |
| era, wife of the emperor Valentinian, and had | frequent intercourse with the empress, until their int |
| There are | frequent interfaith unity services in the town. |
| Gluckian influences display themselves in the | frequent interplay of soloist and chorus, and the heav |
| Wagner's | frequent interruptions and digressions made rehearsals |
| It is a dedicated-use path, although | frequent intersections do pose a threat to path users. |
| His catchphrase "creesh", which he shouted at | frequent intervals onstage, is a portmanteau word mean |
| Trains run at | frequent intervals during rush hour and midday operati |
| turbines, and they log the wind speed data at | frequent intervals (e.g. |
| rted at Little Creek, Virginia, and served at | frequent intervals with the Operational Development Fo |
| abetes, blood glucose monitoring is used with | frequent intervals in the management of the condition. |
| nted trash cans with a fleur-de-lis symbol at | frequent intervals, while on St. James Court there are |
| ntually Mark is forced to realize he must, at | frequent intervals, store his power within his brother |
| versions of As Easy As were made available at | frequent intervals. |
| Pier Head, Woodside and Seacombe terminals at | frequent intervals. |
| etween the villages in and around Rasayani at | frequent intervals. |
| short whistle blasts in rapid succession, at | frequent intervals. |
| ( the actual 555 brand placement became less | frequent into the 2000s, until it was dropped altogeth |
| ymous human kingdom of Wesnoth, which suffers | frequent invasions of orcish raiders and the undead. |
| rried on their avocations without any fear of | frequent invasions. |
| ewed journal publications submitted per year, | frequent invitations to present findings at national a |
| He has been a | frequent invited performer at the International Clarin |
| This dress, their | frequent involvement in ceremonial parades and their g |
| rates vary throughout the garden resulting in | frequent irrigation system breakage. |
| The number of pharyngeal teeth more | frequent is 6-5 and rarely 6-6. |
| Tornado Watches are a | frequent issue in the spring and summer, with a warnin |
| elop in analysis, where the sessions are more | frequent, it may also appear during psychotherapy. |
| is Institute of Technology, many IIT students | frequent it. |
| ony", a reference to the "Sloane Rangers" who | frequent it. |
| conducted by the Chapmans and Grant included | frequent itineration to villages both on Penang Island |
| sical, lyrical and terpsichorean geniuses who | frequent its gatherings. |
| and, for the next few days, she worked under | frequent Japanese air attacks. |
| , both concern the Troubles, and both feature | frequent Jordan leading man Stephen Rea. |
| fers to his origin as a tree, that there is a | frequent journey by ship, that another country is invo |
| There are | frequent Jubilee Line trains from central London some |
| ussels (1960) and Busoni Competition, he is a | frequent judge in international piano competitions. |
| She is also a | frequent judge on the Food Network's smash hit show, " |
| She is also a | frequent judicator at the Music Teachers' National Ass |
| ts law reports in the nineteenth century show | frequent judicial usage of 'Scotch' as referring to pe |
| 21)(q22;q22) translocation is one of the most | frequent karyotypic abnormalities. |
| He took 60 catches, a more | frequent keeper in one-day cricket, he made 7 stumping |
| Khosla is a | frequent keynote speaker at international conferences, |
| He is a | frequent keynote speaker at international conferences |
| Johann (Derek Fowlds) and Karl (Barry Warren) | frequent Kleve's inn where they taunt Christina and re |
| to insufficient power, slow transmission, and | frequent lack of synchronization between sending and r |
| d with family quarrel and this will result in | frequent lack of mental peace |
| as both contentious and litigious, engaged in | frequent land disputes and vying with Gorges' Province |
| This is subject to | frequent landslides because of the unstable underlying |
| as steep slopes and loose topsoil, leading to | frequent landslides during the monsoons. |
| The most | frequent languages are Arabic, English, Somali and Pol |
| Because of this, it has | frequent, large events and soon gained mass popularity |
| In the United States, Volkswagen enthusiasts | frequent large Volkswagen-themed car shows, especially |
| role on the TV series Kate & Allie, and is a | frequent Law & Order guest star, having appeared in al |
| had been redrafted in England and resulted in | frequent law-suits of which Ivess attracted his fair s |
| enkavalier and in other operas, Taussig was a | frequent leader of the Met's offstage instrumentalists |
| Le Beauf is a | frequent leading lady performing with the Shakespeare |
| remained a member of the Dresden Opera, with | frequent leaves of absence for appearances in the prin |
| biography posted by KGO 810 AM, Rothmann is a | frequent lecturer on American politics and the Preside |
| Peiser is a | frequent lecturer at preservation and folk gatherings |
| He was a student and is a | frequent lecturer at Gateshead yeshiva. |
| Robert Place has been a | frequent lecturer on and teacher of Western mysticism |
| Association of Variable Star Observers and a | frequent lecturer at the Riverside Telescope Makers Co |
| He is a | frequent lecturer at attorney seminars. |
| omy textbook for German Universities and is a | frequent lecturer and presenter to ALPO, Association o |
| A | frequent lecturer in both the U.S. and abroad, he prov |
| volume book series (self-published), and is a | frequent lecturer at reef aquarium hobby conventions a |
| He is also a | frequent lecturer and has taken part in several inter- |
| 90-91), the author of several articles, and a | frequent lecturer on the Robinson Patman Act. |
| O. Ismagulov is a | frequent lecturer about anthropology in Delhi, Califor |
| of Social Reflection” at Harvard, and he is a | frequent lecturer and teacher at universities and on p |
| A | frequent lecturer, he was keynote speaker at the Austr |
| A | frequent lecturer, he has addressed learned societies |
| s editor until 1961, following which he was a | frequent lecturer, and completed his three volume auto |
| A | frequent lecturer, Costa Pleicones has been called upo |
| The museum hosts | frequent lectures and social events. |
| Brant is a tailend batsman and a | frequent left-handed bowler, who averaged just over 30 |
| It was written by | frequent Lewton collaborator Ardel Wray; directed by M |
| He lost Wairarapa to John Hornsby the | frequent Liberal Party candidate for the seat in 1899, |
| Occasionally, thunderstorms are severe with | frequent lightning and large hail - the central and no |
| Dethcentrik has had | frequent lineup shifts since conception, and for their |
| onal duties of the site as he didn't want his | frequent linking to be seen as a conflict of interest. |
| The male prostitute or hustler is a | frequent literary and cinematic stereotype in the West |
| rod Records in late 1991, and started playing | frequent live shows throughout Southern California in |
| Their energy is particularly evident in their | frequent live performances. |
| ecord store called the Business, which hosted | frequent live music events and was also home to a smal |
| tch public radio station 3FM, which triggered | frequent live performances in various music venues in |
| combat lock-on system, low-quality graphics, | frequent loading times, bad voice acting, and the lack |
| The village has a | frequent local bus service to Bridport via West Bay. |
| Frequent local services between Stoke-on-Trent and Man | |
| He began to | frequent local clubs, and viewed Zack de la Rocha rapp |
| Established the | frequent location of X-ray sources near the centers of |
| home to many federal-style homes, making it a | frequent location for films, perhaps most notably The |
| They cited his | frequent loss of his temper and his harsh critiques, n |
| Frequent low intensity earth tremors and occasional vo | |
| he low temperatures in winter, as well as the | frequent low cloud that can surround the area after ni |
| enting a high-cost terrorist event results in | frequent, low-cost screening hassles for harmless trav |
| ish technical modern rock band InMe make semi | frequent lyrical references to the Lynton/Lynmouth are |
| Shanti is also a | frequent lyricist and vocalist for commercials, workin |
| He is also a | frequent magazine contributor, and often lends his exp |
| ropeller and the complex hydraulic system had | frequent maintenance problems. |
| The | frequent major ninth and major seventh intervals contr |
| breached its banks easily, and used to cause | frequent major flooding, until it was regulated from t |
| there quite suddenly, most likely weakened by | frequent malarial bouts, on March 11, 1923. |
| onstant framerate issues, collision bugs, and | frequent malfunctions of allied and even enemy AI. |
| ords and to draw attention to his characters' | frequent manipulation and deceitful use of language. |
| The | frequent manual changes provide experience in using mu |
| Wild turkeys, which can fly, | frequent many parks in Manhattan and other parts of Ne |
| dicated noon farm show, "The Horse Show", and | frequent market reports. |
| lay as contestants (reuniting him with former | frequent Match Game co-panelist Betty White). |
| Agate is a | frequent material, especially carnelian or banded agat |
| ilman is an American municipal politician and | frequent mayor of West Hollywood, California. |
| between), and thereafter continues with more | frequent, measured strokes, sometimes ending with thre |
| After | frequent mechanical difficulties, it was withdrawn in |
| ho-independent transcription termination is a | frequent mechanism underlying the activity of cis-acti |
| Bond remains a | frequent media spokesman for the Republican Party, com |
| Schanzer is a | frequent media commentator on issues regarding the Mid |
| Korzen is a | frequent media target of conservative groups and pro-l |
| Doreen Massey is a relatively | frequent media commentator, particularly on industry a |
| He is a | frequent media source on Southern politics, as is his |
| Their relationship was the subject of | frequent media interest, and there were often speculat |
| In that capacity he is a | frequent media commentator on the relationship between |
| ectured throughout the United States and is a | frequent media commentator on public affairs for, amon |
| s on security and foreign policy issues and a | frequent media commentator on these matters. |
| A | frequent media commentator, he has been interviewed by |
| Amaravati's retreat centre provides | frequent meditation courses for lay people. |
| Gilded bronze has been a very | frequent medium, but for table use silver is still the |
| eeded in eluding capture, but even in holding | frequent meetings in different parts of the country fo |
| Throughout the 19th century there were | frequent meetings under the Tree, including both Gener |
| Consequently, this has led to more | frequent meetings, increased information review, and i |
| e tornal spot which may not be present on the | frequent melanic forms. |
| ing, although these may not be visible in the | frequent melanic forms. |
| nces during his rookie 1994 season, and was a | frequent member of the Chinese Taipei national basebal |
| With his solid fielding skills, he was a | frequent member of the Chinese Taipei national basebal |
| Drummer Cathy Green has also been a | frequent member of the band since 1984. |
| A well-known slugger, Chang has been a | frequent member of the Chinese Taipei national basebal |
| came glider pilots, including Justin Wills, a | frequent member of the British Team. |
| She has been a | frequent member of the Australian national team, playi |
| He has also been a | frequent member of the Cuban national baseball team, i |
| Bunce established himself as a | frequent member of the first team squad in 1958-59, ma |
| r, during 2008 Diallo gradually became a less | frequent member of new coach Darren Tilley's squad, an |
| ph) in his heyday in 2004, as well as being a | frequent member of the Taiwan national baseball team s |
| se catchers of his generation, and has been a | frequent member of the Chinese Taipei national basebal |
| right-handed baseball pitcher, who has been a | frequent member of the Cuban national baseball team. |
| Dawson was a | frequent member of the Devon squad in his early years |
| Knowing that the Pill reduces the need for | frequent mensuration, Rock introduced seven placebo pi |
| Frequent mention is made of Cynthia the Contortionist | |
| pularity among voters in the state has led to | frequent mention of his name as a potential candidate |
| Frequent mention of it is made in the writings of St. | |
| The | frequent mentions of Burke, Hare, and Dr. Knox, all re |
| his as being just before The Green Death, but | frequent mentions of the Doctor's exile must place it |
| We also know of Brendan from the | frequent mentions of him in the lives of other saints |
| -BBC Wales' breakfast show have made | frequent mentions of it. |
| rength of boot with regards to Wayne Rooney's | frequent metatarsal injuries. |
| Sortes (Latin singular: sors) were a | frequent method of divination among the ancient Romans |
| Since time immemorial, there have been | frequent migrations to Kerala from the neighbouring st |
| The airport sees | frequent military training use by aircraft based at Eg |
| Frequent minor explosions punctuated the night as the | |
| A | frequent misconception is that Turing was a key figure |
| of a shortening of his middle name and a very | frequent mispronunciation of his last. |
| es's chronic problems with alcoholism and his | frequent missed concert dates, and shortly after the d |
| "Autonomus" is a | frequent misspelling of "autonomous". |
| allowed him to carry a script on camera, the | frequent mistakes continued. |
| ing to him observing the Jewish holidays, the | frequent mistranslations of his writings in many Bible |
| f Oor Wullie, it was claimed that, due to his | frequent mocking of Axis leaders in his comics before |
| most of his life at Sempringham, despite the | frequent modern assertion that he was a monk of Bourne |
| A | frequent Monday-Saturday bus service (presently the 57 |
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