Intermittently
Intermittent (Latin intermittere = to interrupt / suspend) refers to:
- Intermittent water that occasionally dries up
- Intermittent disease, a disease that progresses in discrete phases; see course of illness
- Intermittent fever, ague
- Intermittent claudication , intermittent limping, a pain-related gait disorder
- Intermittent atrial fibrillation, arrhythmia of the heart; see atrial fibrillation
- Acute intermittent porphyria (AIP), a metabolic disorder
- Intermittent positioning of patients every 2 hours, see positioning (care)
- Intermittent current, (un) regularly interrupted electrical current
- Intermittent flow production; see flow production
- Intermittent flight, wave or bolt flight in birds; see wave flight (birds)
- Intermittent reinforcement , learning through non-regular reinforcement
- Intermittent sounds, vibrant
- Intermittent training - training session with regular interruptions of the main content by other content
- Intermittent fasting
- Intermittently graded grain size distribution - grading curves with existing granularity, see grading curve
- Intermittent fuel injection
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Wiktionary: intermittent - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
