Sentence examples for a repeat cycle of from inspiring English sources
In the one-year course for high schoolers, students use HTML to build their own web pages from scratch, and develop basic games and animation through a repeat cycle of design, testing, and debugging.
Dynamic exclusion was enabled with a repeat count of three and a repeat cycle of 180 s.
We observed a repeat cycle of cell deformation and cell protrusion formation at 105 160 min and 185 200 min (arrows), each followed by a spontaneous division generating progeny cells after 170 min and 205 min. It thus appears that the general features of the L-form mode of cell proliferation are conserved between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.
Thawing SOHO's 200kg of hydrazine fuel involved a repeating cycle of turning on its heaters and then recharging its batteries, gradually raising the temperature of the tank each time.
A birdlike flute flits over a repeating cycle of string chords, heartbroken but hopeful, as Jackie processes grief with her friend Nancy.
Bacon prescribed a scientific method that is based on a repeating cycle of observation, hypothesis, experimentation, and verification.
In describing their dominating symptoms participants gave emphasis to a fluctuating level of pain - dividing their life into what they described as a repeating cycle of good and bad periods.
Subsequently, the cDNA was used as template for a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) in a total volume of 25 μl with the following reaction conditions: an initial step of 3 min at 96°C was followed by a repeating cycle of 1 min at 94°C, 1 min at 60°C and 1 min at 72°C.
Structure A repeats cycles of appearance and decay, e.g., it is clear at 08 00 08 10 UT but becomes obscure 5 min later (08 15 UT).
The satellite has an exact repeat cycle of 9.9156 days.
By whatever means it is done, issue-framing will rarely be a simple linear process, but instead is likely to involve a (sometimes repeated) cycle of complexification, as additional elements and links are incorporated in response to new interests or insights, and simplification, as attempts are made to eliminate less important or irrelevant components and make the assessment more practicable.
