The phrase "cycle boundary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, systems, or programming where a boundary or limit is defined for a cycle.
Example: "In the simulation, we need to set the cycle boundary to ensure that the iterations do not exceed the defined limits."
Alternatives: "loop boundary" or "iteration limit".
The cycle results showed that an improvement in the cycle's thermal efficiency ranging from 6%to12%2% can be achieved with a turbine efficiency increase from 80%to90%0% respectively for fixed cycle boundary conditions.
More work is needed for considering impacts over the full life cycle boundary, and to ensure that sustainable designs do not exceed nature's capacity to provide the needed ecosystem goods and services.
Nonlinearities in flow and transport result when loading is asymmetrical (tension and compression are not balanced over the course of a cycle), boundary conditions are asymmetrical (area available for inflow or outflow) or uptake of the transported agent is factored in (ratchet effect).
Intriguingly, the acetylation status of p53 and progression through the G1/S cell cycle boundary appears to be controlled by interplay between the antagonistic deacetylation and acetylation activities of NuRD and EP300 respectively [ 38].
Lower cycle boundaries, corresponding to the top of laterally extensive fluvial complexes, are locally associated with organic-rich, paludal clays.
The model is suitable for applications involving system design and optimization wherein fuzzy target levels for environmental flows or impacts are specified, and wherein multiple technological alternatives capable of providing equivalent products or services are present within the life cycle boundaries.
Horizontal lines mark learning cycle boundaries.
This range of values resulted due to differences in methodology chosen, such as the exclusion of various stages from the life cycle boundaries and allocation methods.
We also identified SCDs in yeast proteins controlling other aspects of cell cycle progression, especially those regulating other cell cycle boundaries.
The life-cycle boundaries encompass the construction and operation of the dam, as well as the life-cycles of the most important material and energy consumptions (cement, steel, copper, diesel oil, lubricant oil), as well as construction site operation, emissions from reservoir flooding, material and workers transportation, and earthworks.
Figure 2 shows the life cycle system boundary for this study.
