The phrase "at cyclical" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The process operates at cyclical intervals."
Alternatives: "in cycles" or "on a recurring basis".
It will also examine the colour lifecycle in fashion, and how colours can repeat at cyclical points whilst others remain exactly the same year on year.
Corporate borrowing rates are at cyclical lows, increasing the incentive for companies to buy back shares and for private-equity groups to launch takeovers.
Increased costs will also drag down earnings at cyclical consumer companies, like car makers and appliance manufacturers, where earnings could decline as much as 8.2percentt, and makers of consumer staples -- food companies -- which could see their pretax profits fall 5.4percentt.
Look first at cyclical sectors like steel, energy and paper goods.
Tech fundamentals heading into 2002 continue to hover at cyclical lows, according to Salomon Smith Barney research.
That is why the fund takes a close look at cyclical sectors of technology like Western Digital and printed circuit board makers.
Disney's a high-teens grower with some cyclical variance selling at a bigpremium to the market, 26 times estimated 1997 results.
These data support regional cyclical airway closure at FRC and recruitment with tidal inspiration in the absence of PEEP, based on the following assumptions: 1.
"We're at a cyclical turning point right now," said Stephen S. Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley.
We're likely at a cyclical bottom in terms of M.&A.
The labour market is weak, with continuing jobless claims at a cyclical high.
