every few days's Usage Examples:

Additional thruster firings every few days raised the orbiter to a circular "science" orbit of 400 km (250 mi).

From here a supply of orchids was sent every few days to his London residence when Parliament was sitting.

usually released by ESPN College Basketball; with the list being updated every few days.

" His work on Luke is examined by a local priest every few days to ensure accuracy.

his prolific output, Best responded, “If you write a page per day, or every few days, you will have a book by the end of the year.

"Growth Food" containing yeast and spirulina is then added every few days.

Using different beam positions, a location can also be scanned every few days.

security staff, with different prisoners being selected by the guards every few days, taken away, and returning (if at all) with missing body parts.

The water should be changed every few days.

Hydrogen peroxide at quite low concentrations, say 1% to 3% replenished every few days, is less inclined to damage the tissue, though it may take a week or.

fewer than 6 trees per day, and the helicopter will only be needed every few days.

desalination plant on the island and the water boat no longer comes every few days.

C-reactive protein levels in the blood need to be measured every few days in order to have enough time points to show a repeating fluctuation.

spontaneously disappear, or the attacks may even recur irregularly every few days, weeks, or months for much of a lifetime.

In a twist that would last til the merge, it was revealed that every few days one person from each team would face off in a duel against a player.

3 magnitude every few days.

aftershocks were felt in the first 12 hours after the mainshock and continued every few days for the next two months.

The spin axis pointed towards the Sun, and was repointed every few days.

basis from the trunk (HEAD, in CVS terminology) of pkgsrc, with updates every few days; additionally, quarterly stable releases of pkgsrc for Joyent's own.

Synonyms:

alliaceous plant; Allium paradoxum;

Antonyms:

some; no;