Sentence examples for a systematic cycle from inspiring English sources

Above all else, it is "a systematic cycle of celebration, consecration and sacrifice," in which cultures create gods and goddesses in order to kill them.

The main rationale behind the methodology is to keep the number of purification units in the final process to the minimum through a systematic cycle of flowsheet synthesis, optimization, evaluation and the rational elimination of the least feasible process options at each purification step, taking into account the specific needs of the purification step.

When institutions are internally motivated to learn about student learning, assessment moves beyond a periodic activity to an organic and systematic cycle of inquiry involving a shared commitment among faculty, staff, and administrators.

The DHMTs will continuously work through systematic cycles of planning, acting, observing and reflecting to Describe and analyse the initial and changing HR and HS situation they face (eg, analysing the evidence available to them).

To fulfill the two conflicting while complementary objectives, a systematic approach for life cycle design of a chemical product is proposed in this article.

This paper introduces a systematic methodology for life cycle management of complex engineering systems, based on the interaction between dynamic system models and dynamic models of damage propagation.

Second, recognize that there's a systematic boom, bust, and recovery cycle that has happened in emerging markets since the dawn of civilization.

The disaster management cycle represents a systematic approach to dividing the risk management process (Alexander 2000; Weichselgartner 2002; Dikau and Weichselgartner 2005).

To compare GnRH agonists and antagonists in oocyte-donation IVF treatment cycles by a systematic review and meta-analysis of trials.

Open literature lacks of a systematic study on the effect of cycle sequence design on the performance of a specific PSA process as a controlling parameter.

We highlight a variety of troublesome aspects within the design cycle that lack a systematic theoretically founded solution and that limit the possible performance improvement achievable by LPV control.