intermittent造句

They were the real inventors of the intermittent windshield wiper, not Kearns.

Dozens of inventors—maybe a hundred—contributed to your intermittent windshield wiper.

Kearns' intermittent wiper was an elegant piece of engineering. It had four parts, and only one of them moved.

To explore the side effect of the short course intermittent chemotherapy which is the regimen of WHO for pulmonary patients.

This was the intermittent wiper that Kearns saw when he paid his first visit to the engineering building.

If the memory leak is exacerbated by certain requests, failures can be intermittent and hard to predict.

Here in the US, for example, 3g coverage is spotty outside urban areas, leading to intermittent connection issues and slow speeds.

He had a three-brush motor, with dynamic brake and intermittent on one speed only—his system was a concatenation of a lot of different ideas.

Management decided to offer Trico's intermittent wiper as an option on 1965 Mercurys, and the wiper division went to work developing it.

The individual part might show in intermittent traces, supposed as dendritic, needle-like, feathery, fibrous, ring or alternated folded ribbon shape etc.

It would be interesting to know how many people's lives have been saved by the intermittent wiper, and how many more lives could have been saved by his next invention.

He had a Mercury brought out of the lab, and, keeping Kearns at a distance, demonstrated to him that, as chance would have it, Ford was working on an intermittent wiper, too.

The answer to this question for most people is no, but if your intermittent claudication symptoms are very severe, or if they do not improve, further treatment may be considered.